Beiuș
What to see in Beiuș
Things to see, picked to fill a whole day.
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1Show cavePeștera Meziad
One of Romania's largest show caves, in the Pădurea Craiului Mountains, with a 16 m high portal and galleries on two levels totalling 4.75 km.
It is the nearest show cave to Beiuș, open all year, with guided tours every hour.
sat Meziad, com. Remetea, la 19 km (în afara orașului)€
2Gorge and mountain trailCheile Galbenei
Gorge carved by the Galbena river in the Padiș karst plateau, with the Evantai (Fan) Waterfall and the Galbena spring, in the Valea Galbenei reserve of Apuseni Natural Park.
It is one of the best-known trails in the Apuseni, a day's hike from Beiuș, with water, rock and forest all the way.
Padiș, com. Pietroasa, la circa 40 km (în afara orașului)Free
3Historic buildingColegiul Național „Samuil Vulcan”
High school founded in 1828 by Greek Catholic bishop Samuil Vulcan, one of the first Romanian-language high schools in Transylvania.
Its blue façade with the 1828 inscription stands right on the main square, in view from the park.
CentruFree- 4History and ethnography museum
Muzeul Municipal Beiuș
Museum founded in 1959 with a history and an ethnography exhibition on the Beiuș area, in a listed 19th-century house.
In a few rooms it shows the history and folk dress of the Beiuș area, on the main square next to the college.
Centru€ 
5Baroque churchBiserica romano-catolică „Sfânta Treime”
Baroque church from 1752, built by Bishop Forgách Pál in the park in the centre of Beiuș, a listed monument.
The town hall lists it as the oldest church in the central park; it has three altars, one with a painting of Saint John of Nepomuk.
Centru, în parcul centralFree