Rupea

Rupea, formerly Cohalm, Holuma is a city in Brasov County, Transylvania, Romania, including Fiser and Rupea. It has a population of 5,269 inhabitants. It became a Dacian settlement and later, in the course of the Roman profession, its call changed into changed to Rupes. The Rupea fortress, built at the Cohalm Hill, ruled the upper city, turned into built and multiplied inside the 14th century as a fortress and safe haven for the close by villages. It is presently in a nation of break. The curtains form 4 enclosures, being bolstered in vicinity as opposed to polygonal towers, the flow being controlled through numerous interior gates that compose the fortified assembly.

The relevant courtyard is supplied with a reduced and a chapel. The Evangelical-Lutheran Church in the metropolis is a Gothic-style building from the 14th-sixteenth century, with mural artwork underneath the lime. In the basement of the vicinity there may be a big salt. The culture of salting water from locals and its use in households has been preserved on this place so far.