Romuli

Romulus (Hungarian Romoly ) is a municipality in the district of Bistrita-Nasaud in Romania.

Location

Romulus is located in northern Transylvania. 19 km northwest is the nearest small town Salistea de Sus.

History

The first name of the village was Stramba. This name was given to the village by a tributary of the River Sălăuţa called Izvorul Strâmbei ( Stramba source).

Population

In the town almost exclusively live Romanians. In the 2002 census, known from the then 1755 residents for five Hungarian, German and two for one on the Ukrainian nationality. In the village of Romulus himself lived 1330 inhabitants, and the remaining 425 in eingemeindeten place Dealul Ştefăniţei.

Traffic

By Romuli the major national road DN 17C runs. High up on the hillside closest train station on the railway line Salva- Viseu de Jos. After Cluj -Napoca and Sighetu Marmaţiei daily run three buses, according to Bistrita four buses.

Attractions

• Nature reserve " Zăvoaiele Borcutului ", about 1 hectare
• Rodna Mountains National Park and tourist route " Drumul Verde "

Infrastructure

In the village there next four kindergartens, two schools. 617 buildings are stated.

Gallery

View from the railway station to the north of the town

The station on the railway line Salva- Viseu de Jos is located high up on the hillside.

Church in the town center

Railway bridge

Railway bridge