Built Heritage

Várfalva is a village belonging to Aranyosszék, a region often referred to as the “Unitarian Horseshoe.” Its name derives from the Hungarian word vár (“fortress”), referring to an 11th-century stronghold…

With its uniquely preserved medieval murals, Gothic vaulted interiors, 17th-century fortifications, and the living community traditions connected to them, the Székelyderzs (Dârjiu) Fortified Church occupies a distinguished place among Unitarian…

The village of Nagyajta/Aita Mare was first mentioned in the Papal Tithe Registers of 1332. Situated at an important crossing point over the Olt River, it long served as a…