I totally agree that the location of the church is unexpected, as well as the length and arrangement of wood that the whole wall has, however it gives it a greater attraction for being different.
Yes, that book lending idea is interesting, nice visually, but complicated to sustain over time with that location, hopefully it is something they have considered and it does not end up succumbing.
The low number of people on the other side of the wall is curious, it is true that many tourists only go to the basic points and miss a lot of things by not wandering around a little, but it is still strange.
This country is lovely, many images you share are postcard worthy. The pictures of those colorful houses that you have found in various parts of the country, here they look very nice, as well as the streets where you have walked.
Little by little my interest in visiting some of those places has begun to grow, hopefully I will have the opportunity to visit there soon!
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Hey! Thank you for reading and taking the time to leave such a worthy comment!
I agree with the part of the book shelves and the whole arrangement but at the same time I hope that the guys who organized this took all the measures to also take care of everything regarding to the season and weather change. Even though I doubt this happens, I still prefer to be optimistic and keep my hopes up.
The number of people was low within the fortified wall and not after it, as the wall is some sort of border between the old and new town. While in the old town most likely you'll find just tourists, the new town is where most of the inhabitants are living these days and build a new life.
Either way, Medias is just one of the many interesting cities from Transylvania (Romania) that are worth to be visited, so depending if you ever get to visit this country and how much time do you have, you can add it on your list as well.