Un obiectiv din România renaște după decenii de degradare. Reședința nobiliară readusă la viață prin PNRR

The Banffy Castle in Nușfalău, Romania, is being restored after years of neglect, thanks to funding from the PNRR program. This historic noble residence, likely built in the late 18th century, is now reopening to visitors. The castle's restoration is part of the Romania Attractive program, aiming to enhance tourism in Sălaj County. A local legend explains the unofficial name 'Brazilia' for the area north of the Barcău River, stemming from a humorous remark made two centuries ago. The castle is linked to the Bánffy family, prominent in Transylvanian aristocracy, who owned several other castles in the region.