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Check
out your transportation options in Focşani in County Vrâncea, part of
the region of Moldova in Romania. Find your accommodation options in
either Focşani or Focsani, with fun things to do from eoc-tourism, to
nearby hiking and even skiing.
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Focşani
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In County Vrancea
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Focşani in County Vrancea
Focşani is the capital city of Vrancea
County in Romania on the shores the Milcov river. It has a population (as
of 2002) of 103,219.
Focşani lies at a point of convergence for tectonic geologic
faults, which raises the risk of earthquakes in the vicinity. It is
one of the most popular wine-producing regions in Romania, Odobeşti
being just to the NW.
Weisse von Fokshan is a famous local wine, and
the vicinity is rich in minerals such as iron, copper, coal, and
petroleum.
Focşani's location on the Milcov river which divided Wallachia
and Moldavia is depicted on its coat of arms, which represents the
heraldic emblems of both principalities and a handshake.
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Focşani on Christmas Eve
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Listed below are some local agents who can help you with bookings and organize local tours in the Focşani area.
 +40 (788) 029 0143 FAX: +40 (31) 710 7036
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See a Road Map of the Focşani Area

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See Other Towns in County Vrancea Here
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Listed below are some local hotels, guesthouses (B&Bs) and other accommodation in the Focşani area.
Hotel Fashion Center, Bucureşti Nr. 12 in Focşani (237) 206200 Pensiunea Dana, Str. Coteşti, nr.15 in Focşani (237) 225610 Nadi Center, Str. Mitropolit Varlaam, nr.3, sc.2 in Focşani 722 328639 Hotel Solar, Str. Cuza Vodă in Focşani (237) 224600 FAX: (237) 224600 Pensiunea Mădălina, Bucureşti Nr. 12 in Focşani (237) 206200 Hotel Vrancea, B-dul Dimitrie Cantemir, nr.25 in Focşani (237) 614700 Hotel Unirea, Piaţa Unirii, nr.3-5 in Focşani (237) 221100 Motel Orion, Focşani in Focşani (237) 255098 Pensiunea Edy, Precistanu in Garoafa (237) 263911 Motel Flor-A, Sat Greşu in Golesti (237) 266943 Pensiunea Dana, Str. Căprioarei, nr.27 in Golesti (237) 232117 Pensiunea Sporul, Sat Greşu in Golesti (237) 266976 Pensiunea Cazino, Goleşti in Golesti (237) 209366 Pensiunea Rustic House, Milcovul in Milcovul (237) 267451 Pensiunea Lifa, Sat Obrejita in Tâmboesti (237) 209523 Motel Orion, Tâmboeşti in Tâmboesti (237) 255098 Pensiunea Ralu, Vânători in Vânatori (237) 262121 Motel Căprioara, Crâng Petreşti in Vânatori (237) 614900 Pensiunea Domeniile Stănescu, Vârteşcoiu in Vârtescoiu (237) 676130 |
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See also County Vrancea
for accommodation in other nearby towns |
The area code for County Vrancea is (2AA) or (3AA)
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Early Focşani History
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Focşani Town Centre |
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As a town of Moldavia, Focşani developed as an important trade centre
between Russia and Southeastern Europe. A congress between Imperial
Russian and Ottoman diplomats took place near the city in 1772.
Nearby the
town, the Ottomans suffered a severe defeat at the hands of the allied
forces of the Habsburg Monarchy under Prince Frederick Josias of
Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld and Imperial Russia under Alexander Suvorov in 1789
(see Battle of Focşani).
In the 1850s (after the Crimean War), Focşani grew in importance as the
center of activities in favor of the union between Wallachia and Moldavia
(the Danubian Principalities), leading to the double election of Alexander
John Cuza in Iaşi and Bucharest.
In 1917, during the Romanian Campaign, Focşani and Galaţi were part of
a line of fortifications known as the Siret Line. An armistice was signed
in the city on December 9, 1917, between the Kingdom of Romania and the
Central Powers during World War I.
In 1944, during World War II, Focşani was supposed to be part of the
fortified Focşani-Nămoloasa-Galaţi line, where 9 elite divisions were
preparing to resist the Soviet Red Army's advance after the Battle of
Târgul Frumos. However, due to the turn of events on August 23, 1944 (see
Romania during World War II), this never materialized.
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Focşani Down Town
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Read More about Focşani at:
The Focşani town hall |
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From the Rest Romania Website at
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