Pitești

城市概覽

History During the Great Northern War, Swedish King Charles XII lived in exile in the Ottoman Empire for years. In 1714, he and his company left Pitești, and rode to Stralsund 14 days later; a tremendous speed at its time.

Geography Pitești is in the central southern part of Romania between Carpathians and the Danube, in the northwest of historical region Muntenia. The town lies at the confluence of Argeș River with Doamnei River. Pitești is at an altitude of 250 m, at the minor riverbed of 'Arges' River '(south), and 356 m in the Trivale neighborhood (west). Northwest terrace Triviale-Papuceşti is the share of 373 m, to the east of the village Valea Mare-Podgoria share is 406 m. In the west-southwest of the villages of Mica and Bascov share is 439 m (Bogdăneasa Forest). Pitești area is 4,073 hectares (calculated in 2003). The city sits between high hills, on the terraces's Arges River has a topoclimate valley, calm and moderate. Annual average temperatures vary between 9° and 10 °C, the average January is -2.4 °C, while that of July of 20.8 °C. Rainfall exceeds the national average, varying between 680 and 700 mm annually. In the northern city ends the A1 highway which is linking Bucharest and it is also a bypass in the east of it.

如何抵達

By train

There are frequent trains from Bucharest (including three Rapid type trains) and Craiova.

1 Southern station (Gara de Sud), Pitești, Bulevardul Republicii Nr. 212 (near the city centre, linked by buses 8, 2, 19.), ☏ +40 788 036229. 2 Northern station (Gara de Nord), Calea Bascovului (Bus 19, 2, 7, 13, 5). 3 Ramura Golești train stop (Halta Ramura Golești), Strada Bănănăi. (updated Feb 2022)

當地交通

By bus

Public transport is well developed in the city; the different neighborhoods and interest areas of the city are linked through 14 bus lines:

A: Teatru - Carrefour 1: Tudor Vladimirescu - Novatex 2: Arpechim - Bascov 2B: Trivale - Arpechim 3B: Războieni - Arpechim 5: Trivale - Alprom 5B: Trivale - Găvana 7: Gheorghe Doja - Alprom 7B: Gheorghe Doja - Găvana 8: Trivale - Gara de Sud 13: Războieni - Alprom 13B: Războieni - Găvana 19: Arpechim - Găvana The 2 bus line route is the longest in the city, stopping at 25 stations and having an average duration of 40 minutes, but during the hours of congestion, traveling on this line more than 50 minutes.

必看景點

1 The Saint George Princely Church (Biserica Domneascǎ Sfântul Gheorghe), Strada Victoriei, 7, ☏ +40 722304072, [email protected]. The oldest church in the city. It was built in 1656 by the Prince of Vallachia Constantin Șerban and his wife Doamna Bălașa. This monument has a special architecture that reflects the refinement of the art of ecclesiastical construction in Wallachia in the middle of the 17th century. 2 Vasile Milea Square (Piața Vasile Milea). It is the central square of the city. No matter how short the time you spend in Pitesti, you have to come to Vasile Milea Square for a walk or even for shopping. 3 Argeș County Museum (Muzeul Județean Argeș), Strada Armand Calinescu, 44, ☏ +40 248212561, [email protected]. Organized in the building built between 1889-1899 as the headquarters of the former Prefecture of the county on the site where the Buliga hermitage church was located, the museum has a U-shaped symmetrical plane that appeals to the French school academy and to the repertoires of antiquity Greek and French Renaissance. The museum houses a series of archaeological discoveries that speak freely about the continuity of the Romanians in these lands: coins, objects of worship, ornaments that illustrate the succession of historical epochs, as well as an ecological exhibition, among the first of its kind in the country. 4 1907 Park (Parcul 1907). 5 The Rudolf Schweitzer-Cumpăna Art Gallery (Galeria de Artă Rudolf Schweitzer-Cumpăna). Art gallery works in a building of 1886 which until 1970 housed Town Hall. It has a collection of 1100 paintings and classical and contemporary sculpture. The rooms upstairs are exhibited by Nicolae Grigorescu, Stefan Luchian, Pallady, Gh. Petraşcu and Nicholas Tonitza, setting out some milestones in the history of each artist plastic. These artists gave Romanian painting personality, founded the national school of modern painting. Also, upstairs, two rooms are dedicated to painting museum Rudolf Schweitzer-Cum

體驗活動

Football: FC Argeș Pitești were promoted in 2025 and now play soccer in Liga 1, the top tier. Their home ground Orășenesc Stadium (capacity 10,000) is in Mioveni 10 km north of Pitești, and shared with CS Mioveni who play in the second tier. Simfonia Lalelelor is a classical music festival held in April.

購物

Shopping centers and malls 1 Vivo!, Calea București 36, ☏ +40 770 787 200. The first mall in the city, it was opened in 2007. 2 Trivale Shopping Center, ☏ +40 374203309, +40 374203309. (updated Nov 2016)

美食

1 Garden Pub, ☏ +40 733956280. This is the first pub to be opened in the city. (updated Nov 2016) 2 Casa Sattler, Bulevardul I. C. Brătianu 34, ☏ +40 248 224 410. (updated Nov 2016) 3 Cornul Vânătorului, ☏ +40 248275091. (updated Nov 2016) 4 Grota Rece, Strada Trivale 69, ☏ +40 348 800 600. (updated Nov 2016) 5 La Butoaie, ☏ +40 348 457 943, [email protected]. (updated Jun 2017)

飲品與夜生活

In the Pitești region you can drink the best țuica (a brandy made out of plums or apples) or the best wines in the south of Romania.

住宿

1 Hotel Ramada, Calea București 31, ☏ +40 372 480 500. Sleek and modern-looking. 331 lei. (updated Nov 2016) 2 Hotel Yaky, Bulevardul Republicii 57, ☏ +40 248 224 227, [email protected]. Very formal. 181 lei. (updated Nov 2016) 3 Hotel Muntenia, Piața Muntenia 1, ☏ +40 248 219 198, [email protected]. 275 lei. (updated Nov 2016) 4 Hotel Victoria, Strada Egalității 21, ☏ +40 248 220 777, [email protected]. Nice fountain in foreground of somber concrete hotel structure. 259 lei. (updated Nov 2016)