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Wonderful bicycle infrastructure in Sibiu compared to other main cities, such as Cluj-Napoca and Brașov. The path is not long, but it serves as an efficient way of crossing the city, either from east to west or vice versa. It is in good condition as well, meaning it is suitable for road bikes, not just with mountain bikes or city bikes. Perfect just for a quick stroll, crossing the city or just admiring the Cibin river, the bicycle path is for everyone. The bicycle path extends to the Gusterita neighbourhood, ending at the Strada Podului - Strada Ștefan cel Mare intersection. Then you have a cool route which i recommend, going towards Daia/Cornățel.

A nice view over the hills after a bit of climbing.

The fortified evangelical church of Cisnadie is a historical and architectural monument from the 13th century. The building was initially erected as a Romanesque basilica dedicated to Saint Walpurga. Although the it underwent numerous transformations through time and lost its Romanesque aspect, the base structure of the construction remains unchanged and it worths paying it a visit in order to admire this medieval arhitectural jewel.

The fortified evangelical church of Cisnadie is a historical and architectural monument from the 13th century. The building was initially erected as a Romanesque basilica dedicated to Saint Walpurga. Although the it underwent numerous transformations through time and lost its Romanesque aspect, the base structure of the construction remains unchanged and it worths paying it a visit in order to admire this medieval arhitectural jewel.

Cisnadie was mentioned for the first time in a document from the year 1204 under the name "Rivetel". In the 12th century Saxon colonists settled in the area and in 1323 the city's German name Heltau started being mentioned in official documents. The town flourished particularly in the areas of blacksmithing and wool weavering. The most important architectural sight of Cisnadie is the fortified complex located in the town centre, οriginally built in the 12th century as a Romanesque basilica. The complex is very well preserved and besides being a medieval architectural place of interest, it offers a variety of themed exhibitions.

The Church of St. Michael in Cisnadioara is a historical and architectural monument from the 13th century, a representative edifice of Romanesque art in Transylvania. You can either climb the many many steps in order to visit de monument and check the awsome view or just use the place as a pit stop, as I do, on your way to the different cycling destinations in the area. At the botton of the hill you will find restaurants, coffe shops, general stores and benches under some great trees which are awsome for a 5 min. resting place until you continue your cycling jurney.

This is one of the largest open-air museums in Romania. Located immediately south of Sibiu, the museum contains creations of traditional, pre-industrial Romanian folk civilization. Traditional houses, workshops and building complexes for all over Romania are scattered around a lake, among the trees of the Dumbrava Sibiului forest. Very nice place to visit if you are interested in the Romanian culture or you would like to spend a nice and relaxing day somewhere outside.

This is a great destination for some easy cycling, walking, pic nic or other similar leasure activities. There is also a public bike rental service terminal named Sibiu Bike City which offers the possibility of renting a bike of 30 cents / hour through a mobile app.