Hosman: visit the fortified church on the hill and the old mill; its yard hosts a forge, a bakery and a “cultural shed”.
Nocrich: the birth village of Baron Samuel von Brukenthal, it stands out due to the church built at the beginning of the 19th century, in a late baroque style.
Alţâna: 13th century fortified church; the Gerendi House (14th century) hosts an operational weaving mill.
Agnita: small agri-industrial town well known in medieval times due to its guilds. Visit the fortress-church and the Ethnographic Museum of the Hârtibaciu Valley. In February each year Agnita celebrates “The Escape of the Lole” a two centuries old custom.
Dealu Frumos: former Romanesque basilica built in the 13th century. Dealu Frumos is the geographic centre of Romania.
Merghindeal: gothic fortified church with a baroque-style 18th century altar.
Bruiu: the streets with ancient homesteads left untouched by modern times and a church surrounded by defensive walls give this village an exquisite charm.
Săsăuş: orthodox church painted by the Grecu brothers; eco-museum village with a heritage interpretation circuit.
Chirpăr: visit the 15th century fortified church.
Roşia: the village of the Lutheran writer and minister Eginald Schlattner, author of the famous novel “The Beheaded Rooster” turned into a movie in 2007.
Daia: visit the 13th century fortified church.