Eddy B
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The Enisala Fortress
The road to the castle is very good. You can go there by car. There is a parking place at about 150 metres from the entrance. Also there is a toilet and it was very clean, when we were there.
From the parking places you have to walk to the entrance and from this 150 metres about 100 is a steep climb. There is a small ticket building where you can buy tickets to visit the castle. The ticket price is about 2 EUR and you must pay in romanian currency - 10 RON (lei). From there you can buy some souvenirs, if you want.
From the entrance, to reach the castle, you have to climb a few stairs and then to walk on a very unfriendly path. At the entrance there are some information, 4 panels, about the castle and surroundings, in romanian and english language.
In the castle there is nothing, nothing special and also nothing. Oh, sorry there are a few signs warning you to stay away from the edge, because there are no railings, and to not climb on the walls (there is nothing to stop you).
The view is beautiful and there is also a binoculars near the guardian house - there is a guardian house near the castle - for free, to admire the surroundings.
From the parking places you have to walk to the entrance and from this 150 metres about 100 is a steep climb. There is a small ticket building where you can buy tickets to visit the castle. The ticket price is about 2 EUR and you must pay in romanian currency - 10 RON (lei). From there you can buy some souvenirs, if you want.
From the entrance, to reach the castle, you have to climb a few stairs and then to walk on a very unfriendly path. At the entrance there are some information, 4 panels, about the castle and surroundings, in romanian and english language.
In the castle there is nothing, nothing special and also nothing. Oh, sorry there are a few signs warning you to stay away from the edge, because there are no railings, and to not climb on the walls (there is nothing to stop you).
The view is beautiful and there is also a binoculars near the guardian house - there is a guardian house near the castle - for free, to admire the surroundings.
Norwegian Armed Forces Museum
We have been there on a Sunday afternoon and the entrance was free. I was surprised how many items are displayed in this museum. The visit was very interesting because there are tones of information displayed and the items are displayed in a very logic order.
If you want to read everything, all the informations about every item, you need about 4 or 5 hours, at least, but if you just want to see the items displayed, than 1 hour and 30 minutes is enough.
There are some exposed items you can climb on them, especially on anti aircraft canons. For the kids... its awesome! (I let the "me, the child" to enjoy the visit and it was fantastic!!!)
If you want to read everything, all the informations about every item, you need about 4 or 5 hours, at least, but if you just want to see the items displayed, than 1 hour and 30 minutes is enough.
There are some exposed items you can climb on them, especially on anti aircraft canons. For the kids... its awesome! (I let the "me, the child" to enjoy the visit and it was fantastic!!!)