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RIMETEA is a village located in Alba County, Romania, surrounded by mountain ranges reaching 500-600 meters. It has over 300 houses, more than half of which are white and preserve the 19th century architecture for which the village is known. RIMETEA was awarded by the European Commission in 1999 with the "Europa Nostra" prize for the preservation of cultural heritage and architecture, being the first rural town to receive this award. Tourism has increased in the village over the past decade, with over 75% of visitors being foreign tourists attracted by the unique architecture and scenery. The village's anthropogenic heritage from its history of iron mining and blacksmithing is part of a conservation program run by

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University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest Faculty of Management ,economic engineering in agriculture and rural development Coordonating teacher: Mihai Daniel Frumuelu Students: Bratu Alexandra Cercel Cosmin Group 8214
Located in Alba, the town is in the foothills RIMETEA Trascu, from which comes the old name. RIMETEA called Trascu up through 1960, and then changed its name to Torocko. In the last two decades about the name RIMETEA village, although the Germans known as the Eisenmarkt or Eisenburg. With a privileged natural position, RIMETEA is known as the village with whitewashed houses, hidden in a huge bucket of granite. It is the first rural town that was awarded by the European Commission in 1999 with the "Europa Nostra" for the preservation of cultural heritage and architecture.
RIMETEA is common in northern Trascau Depression, surrounded by mountain ranges that dominate 500-600 meters through a series of steep scenic. City stands out as an area depression typical and limestone massifs around the basin are forests in the western peak. Horn (1238 meters), Ardascheia (1250 meters), Baiesilor Hill (1010 meters) and bare CI east dominated Stone Secuiului (1128) and then Tarsa (999 meters)
Rimetea Alba County has a unique architecture nineteenth century. White house with green windows, unchanged for over 100 years, are less known novels, but it is an attraction for tourists from abroad. When you get to Rimetea you think you have entered another world. Of the approximately 300 houses, more than half are white, preserving nineteenth century architecture. British actor Jeremy Irons and was impressed by the beauty of the village RIMETEA, say locals. An architect UNESCO arrived here in 1999, enchanted by what he saw, proposed town to enter the World Heritage.
Tourism Ten years after starting the project initiated by the Transylvania Trust in '96 -'97 was reached and long-term goal: development of rural tourism based infrastructure established by the historic buildings. The number of tourists arriving in the village has increased continuously. At the end of 2000, over 75% of tourists arriving in the village were foreigners, mainly from Hungary (80% of all foreign tourists), but also in Austria, Germany, Czech Republic, Netherlands, France, Belgium and Japan. During the same period, more than 40 owners who have benefited from the advice and funds managed by Transylvania Trust have obtained licenses to practice rural tourism, town offering guests 225 rooms comprising 587 beds.
History Since the Roman period (106-274 AD), the area was populated (Roman coins were found under Emperor Antoninus Pius and Maximinus Thrax). [Citation needed] medieval village is first mentioned in 1257 named Toroczcko ( Trascu) and soon becomes known for its deposits of iron ore in the area. Iron and blacksmithing craft operation led to a continuous development over the centuries: in 1493 the town received the rank of town (oppidum), and in 1666, due to development of ore mining and blacksmithing craft, Rimetea a town. If the XVth century there was only one blacksmith who produced agricultural tools, two centuries later (in the second half of the eighteenth and the first half of the eighteenth), mining and processing of iron reached at its peak. In 1716, due to the 16 furnaces for melting ore and the 16 hydraulic hammers, Rimetea was one of the main centers for processing iron in Transylvania and agricultural tools produced here were the famous principality and eastern Hungarian kingdom, being sold by merchants in major markets such as Brasov, Bistrita, Arad and Debrecen.
Patrimony The village is best known for anthropogenic heritage, rich and varied than natural heritage. Much of anthropogenic heritage is part of a program of preservation and restoration of Transylvania Trust Foundation. Conservation Project run by the Transylvania Trust buildings began at the initiative of Andr叩s Rom叩n, a well-known specialist in the conservation of historic buildings, and was funded by the local council of District V of Budapest. 1996 130-140 owners of buildings with heritage value received financial aid if they did maintenance works without damaging valuable elements of architecture and urban layout without changing the loclait釘ii changing old buildings facades.
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  • 1. University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest Faculty of Management ,economic engineering in agriculture and rural development Coordonating teacher: Mihai Daniel Frumuelu Students: Bratu Alexandra Cercel Cosmin Group 8214
  • 2. Located in Alba, the town is in the foothills RIMETEA Trascu, from which comes the old name. RIMETEA called Trascu up through 1960, and then changed its name to Torocko. In the last two decades about the name RIMETEA village, although the Germans known as the Eisenmarkt or Eisenburg. With a privileged natural position, RIMETEA is known as the village with whitewashed houses, hidden in a huge bucket of granite. It is the first rural town that was awarded by the European Commission in 1999 with the "Europa Nostra" for the preservation of cultural heritage and architecture.
  • 3. RIMETEA is common in northern Trascau Depression, surrounded by mountain ranges that dominate 500-600 meters through a series of steep scenic. City stands out as an area depression typical and limestone massifs around the basin are forests in the western peak. Horn (1238 meters), Ardascheia (1250 meters), Baiesilor Hill (1010 meters) and bare CI east dominated Stone Secuiului (1128) and then Tarsa (999 meters)
  • 4. Rimetea Alba County has a unique architecture nineteenth century. White house with green windows, unchanged for over 100 years, are less known novels, but it is an attraction for tourists from abroad. When you get to Rimetea you think you have entered another world. Of the approximately 300 houses, more than half are white, preserving nineteenth century architecture. British actor Jeremy Irons and was impressed by the beauty of the village RIMETEA, say locals. An architect UNESCO arrived here in 1999, enchanted by what he saw, proposed town to enter the World Heritage.
  • 5. Tourism Ten years after starting the project initiated by the Transylvania Trust in '96 -'97 was reached and long-term goal: development of rural tourism based infrastructure established by the historic buildings. The number of tourists arriving in the village has increased continuously. At the end of 2000, over 75% of tourists arriving in the village were foreigners, mainly from Hungary (80% of all foreign tourists), but also in Austria, Germany, Czech Republic, Netherlands, France, Belgium and Japan. During the same period, more than 40 owners who have benefited from the advice and funds managed by Transylvania Trust have obtained licenses to practice rural tourism, town offering guests 225 rooms comprising 587 beds.
  • 6. History Since the Roman period (106-274 AD), the area was populated (Roman coins were found under Emperor Antoninus Pius and Maximinus Thrax). [Citation needed] medieval village is first mentioned in 1257 named Toroczcko ( Trascu) and soon becomes known for its deposits of iron ore in the area. Iron and blacksmithing craft operation led to a continuous development over the centuries: in 1493 the town received the rank of town (oppidum), and in 1666, due to development of ore mining and blacksmithing craft, Rimetea a town. If the XVth century there was only one blacksmith who produced agricultural tools, two centuries later (in the second half of the eighteenth and the first half of the eighteenth), mining and processing of iron reached at its peak. In 1716, due to the 16 furnaces for melting ore and the 16 hydraulic hammers, Rimetea was one of the main centers for processing iron in Transylvania and agricultural tools produced here were the famous principality and eastern Hungarian kingdom, being sold by merchants in major markets such as Brasov, Bistrita, Arad and Debrecen.
  • 7. Patrimony The village is best known for anthropogenic heritage, rich and varied than natural heritage. Much of anthropogenic heritage is part of a program of preservation and restoration of Transylvania Trust Foundation. Conservation Project run by the Transylvania Trust buildings began at the initiative of Andr叩s Rom叩n, a well-known specialist in the conservation of historic buildings, and was funded by the local council of District V of Budapest. 1996 130-140 owners of buildings with heritage value received financial aid if they did maintenance works without damaging valuable elements of architecture and urban layout without changing the loclait釘ii changing old buildings facades.