The effort that has gone into the preservation of this site is awesome. I mean, it's a tiny little town with absolutely no other reason to visit, but here is this million-dollar museum hidden in a corner of the town. The entry is cheap, the bathrooms are clean, the displays are tidy and well documented. My only complaint is that the folks did such a good job of cleaning things up that it frankly looks a little sterile...and you can't actually see into the crypt nor get too close to it. But it is worth the five minute detour it is off the main road, and a 20 minute visit for a couple bucks.

Unfortunately, it is closed until March 1...

10 lei/adult, gorgeous place made with european funds, you cannot go very close to the ruins (there is a special space to walk) but very spectacular and informative. A lot of archaeological findings on display

One of the first christianiry martyrs. I 259 to 260 AD

Nothing left but the rebuilt grave. Superstitious, dogmatic presentation of ruins. Toilets under key, people are uneasy with somebody else using their toilets. Very dirty toilets, I seen ugly things running around. Kids werw happy to receive free entry that particular day, however, there is a ticket for them, too.

Impressive...recommend

A special and interesting location!

An important part of the history of Christian martyrs.

Great piece of history preserved inside a modern and pleasing building.

This holly place is unique in the world. Amazing!

Place to learn about early Christians history and pray. Great energy and peace!

Not a lot to see

This is incredible, one very old church with some col artefacts like old belts and lights from 4-6 century, so after roman governmet left, the population remained and kept traditions andthings.

Beautifully preserved and well maintained. Also there's a little exhibition of a local artist which was a very nice surprise.

Very interesting. A point of interest!

One of the oldest places

a good piece of history.

It was something phenomenal