Caraș-Severin

Caraș-Severin has served as a mountainous frontier within Romania since the modern county was created in 1968. In the southwest of the country, it belongs to the historic Banat and reaches the Danube along Romania’s border with Serbia. The terrain shifts from the Semenic and Anina Mountains to river valleys and karst, including Nera Gorge–Beușnița National Park. Reșița, the county seat, developed around ironworks founded in 1771, giving this largely rural area an important place in Romania’s industrial story. Băile Herculane, on the Cerna River, continues a long tradition of thermal bathing. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Caraș-Severin.

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