Vlahiia 花园靠近 Snagov 湖，位于 Florilor 街和 Albăstrelelor 街之间的预定区域，是一片真正的和平与自然绿洲。Vlahiia 被打造为花园，可耕种和照料，被安排为真正的自然保护区：动物农场、菜园、小果园、温室，甚至还有人工湖。除了所有这些特色之外，该建筑群还建造并整合了 6 个独特的住宅单元，其中 5 栋原汁原味的 Maramures 房屋来自 Ţinutul Bârsanei，无疑代表了整个花园的精髓和在 Snagov 湖岸边重现的氛围是真正独一无二的。Maramureş 的传统教堂和古老的博物馆将带您回到过去的 Ţinutul Bârsanei，并完成 Vlahiia 花园的迷人世界。您还可以找到一座带游泳池和花园的托斯卡纳风格别墅，该别墅由建筑师 şerban Sturdza 和 Luciano Bazzari 携手打造。
Close to Snagov Lake, in a predestined area, between Florilor Street and Albăstrelelor Street, is situated Vlahiia Garden, a true oasis of peace and nature.Created as a garden, cultivable and cared for, Vlahiia is arranged as a true nature reservation:animal farm, vegetable gardens, a small orchard, greenhouses and even an artificial lake.In addition to all of these features, 6 unique residential units have been built and integrated in the complex, 5 authentic houses from Maramures, brought from Ţinutul Bârsanei, undoubtedly represent the essence of the entire Garden and the atmosphere recreated on the shores of Snagov Lake is truly unique.The traditional church from Maramureș, together with the archaic museum is getting you back in time to Ţinutul Bârsanei and is completing the enchanting universe of Vlahiia Garden. You can also find a Tuscan-style villa, with pool and garden, made through the extraordinary collaboration between architects Șerban Sturdza and Luciano Bazzari.
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