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The Gazebo of the 3 Provinces - The Brotherhood of the Romanian Nation

The Gazebo of the 3 Provinces, officially named "The Point of the Brotherhood of the Romanian Nation", is a two-storey mountain observation tower built in 2018 by Romsilva at an altitude of 1,435 m, on Vârful Giurgiu, at the exact point where the boundaries of Buzău County (Muntenia), Vrancea County (Moldova) and Covasna County (Transilvania) meet. With a single turn of the head, you can look simultaneously towards three historic Romanian provinces. Access is possible via forest roads from Gura Teghii or along marked trails through Munții Vrancei.

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The Gazebo of the 3 Provinces - The Brotherhood of the Romanian Nation
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The Gazebo of the 3 Provinces is a two-storey mountain observation tower situated on Vârful Giurgiu, at an altitude of 1,435 m, in Munții Vrancei, at the triple confluence point of Buzău, Vrancea and Covasna counties — and implicitly of the three great historic Romanian provinces: Muntenia, Moldova and Transilvania. It was built and inaugurated in 2018 by the foresters of the National Forest Administration – Romsilva, to mark the 100th anniversary of the Great Union of 1 December 1918. The official name of the site is "The Point of the Brotherhood of the Romanian Nation". From the upper platform of the tower, a single turn of the head offers views towards Moldova (north and north-east), Transilvania (west) and Muntenia (south). Next to the tower stands a signpost bearing three distinct trail markers — a red triangle, a yellow triangle and a blue triangle, the colours of the national flag — one for each province, each leading towards one of the adjacent regions. An information panel presents details about the Union and the personalities from all three provinces who contributed to Romania's Independence and Unification. Thematic trails marked with information panels lead hikers through some of the wildest areas in Romania. Access is possible from several directions: from Buzău County via forest roads from Gura Teghii; from Vrancea County along the marked trails of Munții Vrancei from Lepșa or Nereju; or from Covasna County from Comandău via forest roads. The area is part of one of the most isolated and least-travelled sections of the Carpații de Curbură.
Vârful Giurgiu, Munții Vrancei-Buzău, la granița județelor Buzău, Vrancea și Covasna