A huge water park is being built in Romania for 32 million pounds: what is known.

According to The Sun: One of Europe's most practical countries will soon be enriched with a new water attraction, a water park with swimming pools, water slides, and wellness for adults.

The construction of the Transylvania Terme water park in Romania will cost 37 million euros (32 million pounds) and is scheduled for 2028.

Features of the Water Park

The water park in Tășnad will have seven thermal pools, an outdoor pool, and water slides.

The wellness area will offer various hot tubs, saunas, relaxation areas, health services, as well as VIP areas with private hot tubs.

Children will have a separate water area to visit, and there will be numerous restaurants on the premises.

The thermal water used in the water park has 'special healing properties' certified by the National Institute for Rehabilitation, Physical Medicine, and Balneology in Bucharest.

The total area of the new attraction will be 36,511 square meters.

Local media reported that the new water park will attract over 210,000 additional tourists annually.

Details about entrance prices have not yet been disclosed.

Tășnad is also noteworthy: this settlement was part of Hungary until the end of World War I and officially became part of Romania in 1920.

Tourists can explore its thousand-year history, as well as visit the Reformed Church and the Orthodox Cathedral.

Tourist Experiences

There are several affordable accommodations in the city, including the three-star Alystra Hotel, where room prices start at about 50 pounds per night.

Whether you choose to visit the pub The Old Boys, which one tourist noted has a 'vintage atmosphere'.

Another visitor remarked: 'It is a very stylish, 100 percent retro pub, in which the owner has invested a lot of time, money, and passion.'

Romania is recognized as one of the affordable countries for vacations, according to a study by postal services.

The study showed that prices for common goods typically bought during vacations are quite low: coffee can cost only 2.16 pounds per cup, and beer starting at 1.88 pounds.

A buffet for two will cost about 37.54 pounds on average.

Accessibility of Flight Connections to Romania

Romania is easily accessible.

Round-trip tickets to Cluj-Napoca – Romania's second-largest city – start at 27 pounds from London or 34 pounds from Leeds.

You can also reach Bucharest from London for 30 pounds both ways or for 36 pounds from Bristol Airport.

Or you can visit Sibiu, with tickets from Birmingham costing 32 pounds for both ways.

Starting from October 28, Wizz Air will also introduce direct flights from Birmingham to the Romanian city, with prices starting at 17.99 pounds.

Recently, a correspondent traveled to a Romanian city reachable by easyJet flights – here are his impressions.

A woman also traveled with her mother for a wellness vacation in Romania and noted that it was cheaper than in the UK, even considering the flight price.

After the opening, the water park is expected to attract about 210,000 new tourists annually.