The Orthodox Church of Domoșu The Orthodox parish is formed by the Christian communities of two villages, Domoșu and Horlacea. It is a small Orthodox community, consisting of 13 families (29 people) in Domoșu and 12 families (26 people) in Horlacea, representing around 10% of the population of these villages. The exact age of the Orthodox […]
Alunișu (in Hungarian Mogyorókereke) was first mentioned in documents in 1437 under the name Monyorokerek, later appearing in several historical forms. According to local legend, the first settlers arrived from the Remetea (Bihor county) area, looking for a safer place protected from Tatar invasions. The origins of the village church date back to around 1273, making it […]
The Reformed Church of Alunișu The Reformed Church of Sâncraiu The Orthodox Church of Domoșu
The Reformed Church of Sâncraiu The history of the Reformed (Calvinist) Church of Sâncraiu is closely connected with the history of the settlement itself. The name Szentkirály refers to Saint Stephen, the first king of Hungary, after whom settlements were named until the end of the 12th century. Therefore, it is presumed that the first church […]
Discover the guesthouses of Sâncraiu!Click here to explore the list of local guesthouses.
Nearby Attractions Sâncraiu is an excellent starting point for exploring the surrounding area. Here are some of the most notable sights nearby: Natural Attractions Vlădeasa Peak (1836 m)– The highest peak of the Vlădeasa Massif, offering hiking routes from the mountain cabin (22 km). White Rocks (Pietrele Albe)– A striking limestone formation with caves and […]
Sâncraiu (Hungarian: Kalotaszentkirály) is located on the banks of the Călata River, just 5 kilometers from Huedin. The commune consists of five villages: Sâncraiu, Alunișu, Domoșu, Brăișoru, and Horlacea. Situated in the heart of the Călata region (Kalotaszeg), it is a welcoming place where architectural heritage, traditional costumes, the closeness of nature, and living traditions create a […]
