Imagini de după restaurare cu Castrul Roman de la Turda. Sit-ul UNESCO vechi de 2.000 de ani a fost deschis publicului larg

The Roman Fortress in Turda has officially opened to the public after a decade of restoration, allowing broader access to its historical sites. Previously, visits were limited to organized groups. Key areas such as the command building, baths, and Roman roads have been restored and made accessible. The fortress is now part of the UNESCO World Heritage site "Frontiers of the Roman Empire - Dacia," highlighting its cultural significance. The fortress, a major archaeological site, has a rich history, with remnants used for construction and various artifacts discovered over the years.