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• Address: Drobeta Turnu Severin Harbour, Drobeta Turnu Severin 220171, Romania
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• Phone: +40 252 310 161
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• Sunrise: 05:55 , Sunset: 21:14
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Where to find Travel Free Port Shop? Travel Free Port Shop is located at Drobeta Turnu Severin Harbour, Drobeta Turnu Severin 220171, Romania in the state Mehedinți, Romania. What is the phone number of Travel Free Port Shop? The place can be reached through its phone number, which is +40 252 310 161. The local time zone is Europe/Bucharest . Daylight saving time is in force in the area now. The current local time and date is . You can go to their website for more information, The website is http://www.travelfree.ro/en/travel-free-shops/46-port-turnu-severin.html.

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The modern drobeta turnu severin was established only in the 19 th century but the city’s history goes back to the time of roman emperor trajan. fans of history and nature might want to add it to their travel list for its ancient and medieval landmarks and proximity to the beautiful iron gates nature park..

See the city from the Water Tower

A symbol of Drobeta, the Water Tower was built at the beginning of the 20 th century as part of the city’s water filtration and supply system. It is built out of reinforced concrete after the plans of Romanian engineer Elie Radu, who worked on many road and railroad projects in the country and on Bucharest’s water supply network. At 27 meters in height and 10 meters in diameter, it has been the city’s tallest building for some time. This is why it served as an observation point for firemen and for the military, during the First World War.

The building was recently refurbished with the help of EU funds and turned into an ‘Arts’ Castle,’ hosting various exhibitions, a museum covering the history of Drobeta’s water supply process, and a place to admire the city views.

The ruins of Trajan’s Bridge

The now disappeared Trajan’s Bridge is considered one of the achievements of Roman engineering. It was a segmental arch bridge, the first one to be erected over the lower Danube. It was constructed around 105 AD by architect Apollodorus of Damascus, at the request of Emperor Trajan, as a route for the Roman troops on their way to invade Dacia.

The Severin Medieval Fortress

Although the city was established only in the 19 th century and is usually associated with its Roman landmarks, Drobeta also has a medieval past. Its testimony is the Severin Fortress, located on the bank of the Danube, close to Trajan’s Bridge. The fortress used to serve as a defense point on the river, until it was destroyed in the 16 th century on the order of the Ottoman Empire. Its reconstruction took some 300 years, with the initial plans of the fortification discovered in the 1930s.

The fortress was refurbished several years ago and it is also used as a site for various events in the city. During the EU-funded revamping works, archaeologists uncovered some 160 Turkish, Hungarian and Roman coins, pieces of arches and arrows, cannon fragments, and pieces of armor.

The Iron Gates

About 15 km west of Drobeta Turnu Severin is the Iron Gates gorge, part of the wider nature park of stunning views. The park has many opportunities for mountain tourism, bird-watching, visiting caves or cruises on the Danube River.

The Romanian-Yugoslavian project of the Iron Gates hydro-power plant is also in the area, alongside a museums dedicated to it. The Iron Gates Region Museum, currently under revamping and closed until the end of the year, has ethnography and nature sciences sections and hosts a model of Trajan’s bridge. The Museum of the Hydropower Plant allows visitors to see the insides of the Iron Gates I station.

Gura Văii – Vârciorova Reserve

The 305 hectares reserve west of Drobeta protects forests with a diverse flora and some rare species. Among the most common species found there are the golden oak, the Turkish sour cherry and the hazelnut.

How to get there:

Drobeta Turnu Severin is more than 340 km west of Bucharest, on the DN6/E70, going by Craiova. A train ride from the capital takes about 5 hours, and both CFR Călători and private operator Astra Trans Carpatic offer connections.

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Drobeta-Turnu Severin – Top 5 attractions to see

• October 5, 2021
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While I doubt many foreigners will intentionally visit Drobeta-Turnu Severin, it’s right at the entrance in the Danube Gorges from Bucharest, which I know many would like to visit. So I thought that maybe it’s worth translating this article. After all, I’ve met a Pole man that had only visited Satu Mare and Suceava in Romania. If you (or him) ever decide to stop there, I wish you at least knew which the best attractions are.

Drobeta-Turnu Severin, due to its location, at historical crossroads on land and water, had a great strategic and commercial importance over time. Thus, it came to host a series of tourist attractions that contributed to its development as a local tourist center.

Most tourists arrive in Drobeta-Turnu Severin on the way to the Danube Boilers or Nera Gorges. But the city itself also has some important tourist attractions. Among the most interesting are the Foot of Trajan’s Bridge, the Roman Camp, the Iron Gates Museum, the Medieval Fortress of Severin and the Water Castle.

Top 5 tourist attractions in Drobeta-Turnu Severin

Museum of the iron gates region.

A walk through the city should begin with a visit to the Museum of the Iron Gates Region . I first visited the museum about 10 years ago and was pleasantly surprised last summer to find it renovated. I can say that it was a pleasure to walk through the halls and discover a small part of the history of these places. In the museum, in addition to a model of Apolodor’s bridge, there are models of the former fortresses that stood in the Danube Gorges and objects from different periods discovered in the area. Another section of the museum presents the animals and plants of the region. In the basement, there is even an aquarium with several species of sturgeons that live in the Danube.

The Roman Camp in Drobeta-Turnu Severin

In the courtyard of the Iron Gates Museum you can find the ruins of Trajan’s Bridge and the old Roman Camp. Also, in terms of ruins, you can see an amphitheater and what is left of the Roman baths. They were built almost 2000 years ago and are a delight for history and archeology enthusiasts. The bridge over the Danube was built by Apollodorus of Damascus to simplify the passage of Roman troops and the necessary supplies during the second war between the Dacians and the Romans.

The Medieval Fortress of Severin

Even if it’s not as well preserved and as big as the Fortress of Alba-Iulia or Neamț, the Severin Fortress is also worth a short visit. The construction of the fortress began in 1233. At that time it was the most important fortress on the Danube. The one who managed to conquer the fortress of Severin, obtained access to the bridge over the river. Legend has it that there was a tunnel from the city gate to the other side of the Danube.

Alexandru Vlahuță described the fortress in “Picturesque Romania” as follows: “A once fortified fortress, defended by a deep ditch which, in times of danger, was filled in an instant from the Danube, thus placing it under a shield of water on all sides, squeezing it to the breast, like a beloved child , under her protective arm”.

The fortress has been renovated in recent years and re-included in the tourist circuit. The first thing that will catch your eye is the only towering wall left standing, called Sever’s Tower . It is reminiscent of the grandeur of the former fortress that guarded the Danube. Inside are the ruins of a small chapel.

The Palace of Culture „Theodor Costescu”

The great palace is a real symbol for the city in Mehedinți county. It housed the city’s library, cinema, theater and museum in the 20th century. The theater with 700 seats had a rotating stage, unique in Romania . Currently, the palace has been renovated and regained its place in the cultural life of the city. Interactive exhibitions, pottery workshops, openings, concerts, plays and film evenings take place here. If it’s summer, you might want to watch the play of colors and lights of the Kinetic Fountain in front of the palace.

The Water Castle in Drobeta-Turnu Severin

Before leaving for the gorge, I suggest one last stop at the Water Castle. It has also been recently renovated. Inside, there is now a four-storey exhibition. You can climb to the top of the 27m tower by lift or up the stairs. At night the Water Castle is absolutely enchantingly lit.

On the top floor you can go out on the terrace for a panoramic view of the city. That’s how I discovered that there is a pedestrian street in Drobeta. Also, on the top floor, there are two installations that illustrate the principle of operation of the castle. The tower was built in the early 20th century and supplied water to the entire city until the 1980s. The water supply came directly from the Danube.

However, the most interesting part of the exhibition is on the 3rd floor, where there are some pictures from the sunken island of Ada-Kaleh . With the help of an application, some images come to life and you can witness short scenes from the daily life of families that once lived on the island. Some of the artifacts on Ada-Kaleh were moved to Șimian Island , near Drobeta-Turnu Severin. During summer you can reach it and see more closely the remains of this small Atlantis in Banat.

After exploring the city and learning more about the troubled history of the Danube Gorges , don’t miss the opportunity of a cruise on the Danube. It is a special experience, especially since you can reach the Danube Boilers, the face of Decebalus and the Mraconia Monastery.

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• Haggling is a global tradition, but not accepted in every culture.
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Years ago at a crafts market in Mexico City, I found a shadowbox of Day of the Dead figurines and immediately started bargaining for it. When the vendor would not go down further, I walked away, a common ploy. But this time, it backfired. Instead of enticing me back with the lower price, he closed up shop.

I was left empty-handed and ashamed, all because of a $5 difference over a box of skeletons.

In destinations around the world, haggling is an ancient tradition integral to the shopping experience. Visitors are not expected to pay the original price. Instead, buyer and seller engage in a verbal fandango that — depending on the circumstances — can feel lighthearted and fun or uncomfortable and offensive, especially in a time of widening inequity and threatened resources.

Katie Leary Sebastian, director and co-founder of Ixöq , which specializes in home goods and accessories made by Guatemalan women, said she once relished the competitive sport of haggling. These days, she will fold more quickly and accept a higher price.

“They might have gone lower,” she said, “but I’m much more sensitive to their circumstances.”

Travelers can avoid conflicts and score a deal by learning the business and customs of ethical bargaining. The ultimate goal: sharing the victory.

Know where to bargain

Many countries, such as Egypt, Turkey and Ecuador, are known as hot spots for bargaining. But don’t assume the practice is a nationwide pastime. Though it’s common in many parts of Mexico , for instance, the popular tourist destination of Oaxaca does not embrace it as enthusiastically.

“ There’s not a big culture of haggling here. The local people don’t do it much,” said Suzanne Barbezat, co-owner of Discover Oaxaca Tours and a travel expert with Go Ask a Local . “But some tourists expect that, so it can be an issue sometimes.”

Even in the same city, the activity may be acceptable in one type of commercial venue, such as a souk or open-air market, but discouraged in another, such as a mall or international retailer. As a deterrence, some proprietors will post signs stating that the prices are fixed.

“Attempts to negotiate in these scenarios … may be considered disrespectful, and any such efforts usually do not result in discounts,” Ignacio Curbelo, the general director of Uruguay’s Ministry of Tourism, wrote in an email.

Fernando Rodriguez, Intrepid Travel ’s general manager in Peru, encourages travelers to bargain in the South American country’s produce and crafts markets. Touristy areas, where the markups are typically higher than in local haunts, are especially receptive to bargainers. But travelers should abstain from the practice in stores with cashiers and price tags, Rodriguez said.

Sherif Khalil, managing partner with Dunes & Beyond Travel and a Go Ask a Local expert, said the guidelines are similar in Egypt. He tells his clients to banter over prices in bazaars, such as Khan el-Khalili in Cairo, but not in shopping malls with brand-name stores. He said visitors used to bargain for cab fare, but the rise of meters has nixed that habit.

Leary Sebastian, who visits Guatemala several times a year, will often buck custom on principle. She refrains from bargaining at produce markets because the goods are already inexpensive, even at the “tourist” price.

“Vegetables are so cheap that I don’t care if I’m paying five quetzals and the Guatemalan woman next to me is paying three quetzals,” Leary Sebastian said. “I just got an avocado for 50 cents.”

If you are unsure about whether bargaining is appropriate, take a reconnaissance stroll around the venue and observe the exchanges between customers and merchants. To avoid any missteps, hire a guide or consult with a local. While they can offer advice and tips, they are usually not allowed to haggle for you.

Adopt the right negotiating attitude

When you are ready to take the plunge, start with a soft opener, such as “Is this the best price?” Or suggest a price that is a third or half off — or whatever custom dictates. (Rodriguez said it’s 10 to 20 percent in Peru, for example.) If the vendor reciprocates, then proceed. Go back and forth until you land on an amount that works for both of you.

Anu Taranath, a professor at the University of Washington and author of “ Beyond Guilt Trips: Mindful Travel in an Unequal World ,” said to keep negotiations light, friendly and fun. Taranath, who has haggled all over the world, encourages travelers not to take the transaction — or themselves — too seriously.

“There has to be some joviality to it,” she said. “If one gets tangled up in the sense of superiority or the sense of being aggrieved, that sours the interaction.”

Hala Benkhaldoun, Intrepid Travel’s general manager in Morocco, said a novice or hypercompetitive haggler can insult a vendor by suggesting a sharp discount, such as 70 percent off the original price, and then standing firm on the amount.

If negotiations turn tense, pause and take stock of the situation. Christine Buzinde , a professor and director of Arizona State’s School of Community Resources and Development, reminds travelers about the greater purpose of bargaining: connecting on a humanistic level, not a materialistic one.

“If we have a more interrelated approach to being world citizens, then we’re less likely to worry so much about how low can I go price-wise,” Buzinde said. “We can move beyond the transactional elements to more of a ‘How can I get to know this person?’”

If you can’t reach a compromise, accept the final price or walk away. Extricating yourself from the situation is not an insult, experts say. If the vendor is still interested in the sale, they will come after you.

Don’t feel dispirited when a deal falls through, Khalil said. Markets sell many of the same objects, so get back in the game — all the wiser.

Understand the souvenirs you’re haggling for

When shopping around for souvenirs and crafts , you might notice a range of prices for the same item. One reason for that is the influx of cheap imports that has devalued and commodified once unique and handcrafted items. Before kicking off a bargaining round, ask the vendor about the origins of the product and the efforts involved in producing it. Adjust your asking price depending on whether it was made by hand or purchased in bulk from abroad.

One of Peru’s most popular trinkets is a llama set in a miniature Machu Picchu, Rodriguez said, and vendors in tourist markets welcome rigorous bargaining because they purchase the items from China and sell by volume. Such bargaining is inadvisable, however, when you purchase directly from local artisans, many of whom spend hours preparing natural dyes and fibers and toiling on their craft.

“We ask people to avoid bargaining because local communities are not merchants. They don’t feel comfortable doing this,” Rodriguez said. “It may be very expensive, but it’s a fair price.”

To help you calculate a “just” price, Buzinde said to take into account the country’s cost of living, wages, and economic and political stability.

“What might be a good deal for us might be robbing them of the quality of life that we seek for ourselves,” Buzinde said. “At the end of the day, you might feel as though you’ve gained, but you’ve left them at loss.”

Taranath said travelers should be mindful when engaging with locals but warns against overthinking it. If you’re fretting over social inequities, you may miss the joy of the interaction.

“ If I am in a Guatemalan market and an auntie is selling something that I am interested in purchasing, I would like that exchange to be pleasurable for both of us,” she said. “Only thinking about how much I have in relation to how much she might not takes us away from the experience of that moment.”

If you feel racked with guilt, you can always pay full price.

A few years after the tough lesson I learned in Mexico City, I bought a hand-carved stool in Ankara, Turkey, without haggling at all. To show his gratitude, the vendor threw in a free pillow he had woven, too.

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Longchamp Extra Small Le Pliage Crossbody Bag

A logo-covered version of the Top Handle Crossbody Bag ( $230 $172) is also on offer this year, featuring the same grab-and-go style with a black-and-tan Longchamp pattern.

To complete the chic styles on sale, the brand’s Le Pliage Recycled Nylon Canvas Cosmetics Case ( $95 $71) makes the perfect gift (or travel companion) in pretty pink, rich cognac or neutral brown shades.

The Princess of Wales isn’t the only fan of Longchamp’s iconic Le Pliage, with everyone from Jennifer Lopez to Beyoncé to Vanessa Hudgens carrying the classic totes over the years.

As for the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, we’d suggest snapping up your favorite fashion and beauty deals from the annual savings event fast — prices go up on August 5.

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There Are a Lot of Things Under $35 at Everlane’s Somewhat Extreme Sale

Everlane is one of our favorite basics brands, so we were intrigued — to say the least — when we spotted some serious markdowns on the retailer’s site while doing our sweep for the best deals this morning. These markdowns are good: up to 70 percent off, with many items under $35. I did the hard work of scrolling through everything on sale and rounded up what’s worth getting below, like a linen dress that was $98 and is now $29 and a short-sleeved button-down that’s $23, down from $78. Just note: Lots of things are selling out, so I made sure to include items in the colors that have the most stock available. You know the drill: Don’t dillydally.

Best Women’s Dresses Deals

If you’re in need of some easy, breezy dresses, there’s no better place to get them for cheap right now. I’m eyeing this wisp of a slip that has a leg-baring slit that’s not too high.

Best Women’s Top Deals

There’s a good variety of tops on sale, but linen and ribbed shirts are particularly abundant.

Best Women’s Bottoms Deals

The bottoms might be the most robust part of the sale, both in terms of the number of styles and the sizes still available.

Best Men’s Tops Deals

It really does feel like searching through a sales bin when it comes to the marked-down men’s tops. Everything from poplin button-downs to slubby henleys are mixed in and marked down.

Best Men’s Bottoms Deals

Admittedly, the number of bottoms on this side of the sale is small. Still, I recommend buying the nylon shorts below in bulk — they’re half-off!

Best Accessory Deals

Your best bet when it comes to Everlane’s accessories are the bags — they tend to be practical and packable. I could easily see myself toting around this pink cross-body with a shoulder strap and short handles.

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