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Sinaia is one of the most famous and oldest mountain tourist resorts in Romania, known as “The Carpathian Pearl”. Situated in breathtaking mountain scenery, Sinaia is located at 120 km distance from Bucharest, on the Prahova Valley. The city is officially documented first time around year 1200. Its position, on the valley that connects Muntenia (the southern part of Romania) with Transylvania, made of Sinaia one important village from old times.
The ICCC’2008 will be hosted by Hotel Palace, built in 1911 and located very close to the city centre and within walking distance from the Peles Castle (one of the best-preserved royal palaces in Europe; it served as the summer residence of the first king of Romania, Carol I) and the Sinaia Monastery. This stylish hotel is the best choice for pretentious tourists, for conferences and meetings.
Sinaia Map
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