Reghin

Reghin is a city located in the Mureș County of Romania. Situated in the historic region of Transylvania, it lies on the Mureș River. The city is known for its woodworking industry, particularly its production of musical instruments, earning it the nickname "City of Violins." Reghin's history dates back to the medieval period, with evidence of settlements from ancient times. It was first documented in historical records in 1248.

The economic base of Reghin is largely centered around manufacturing, with a significant presence in furniture production and other wood-based industries. Agriculture also plays a role in the surrounding areas. The city serves as an important economic and cultural hub for the region.

Culturally, Reghin offers several points of interest. The city has a public park, a cultural center, and various religious institutions, including Orthodox and Catholic churches. Its proximity to the Carpathian Mountains makes it a starting point for exploring the natural beauty of the region, including hiking and other outdoor activities. Reghin's transport links include a railway station and road connections, facilitating access and trade. The population is diverse, reflecting the broader ethnic composition of Transylvania.