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Tismana is a lovely area—very peaceful, traditional in nature, and full of charm. Everyone we met was kind and welcoming, which made our stay even more enjoyable. The town felt very safe and secure, perfect for families. There are two local supermarkets, several smaller shops, and a fantastic independent bakery with fresh pastries that we visited often. The monastery is beautiful and well worth a visit, and the nearby museum with its cave was an unexpected and fascinating surprise. While the area lacks a wide range of restaurants and bars, that can actually be a plus—it adds to the quiet charm of the place. And if you're after more dining options, it’s not a long drive to find something.

I was on a pilgrimage to the monastery, so not really interested in nature or the village, but the surroundings are stunning of course. The village not so much, the locals' attention is more on profit than cleaningness, tidiness and onesty: the first shop inthe village made me buy 15kg of charcoal by saying there is no other shop further which was of course a trick, there where plenty 2kg packages in the next shop. Not very christian attitude.