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The owners of the last apartments available in Alba Iulia on the day of the party charge up to 12,000 lei for three nights' accommodation, from 29 November to 2 December, during which time the hotels were mostly occupied during a year. the correspondent of MEDIAFAX.
According to a website that promotes holiday packages, the owner of a two-bedroom apartment located in the "Zero" neighborhood of Alba Iulia, where tourists can see the military parade on the balcony, requires a stay of three nights in the minibus. December 1st, 12,581 lei. There are four people here and the landlord does not refer to the public services of the building.
The owner of another apartment, more spacious, 120 square meters and can accommodate eight people, needs 11 512 lei for the same period. It is 2.6 km from the area dedicated to the National Day, being furnished and equipped.
9.785 lei are required for another rented accommodation, consisting of a living room and a bedroom, 2.5 km from the venue of the concerts. Children enjoy a playground and the property offers a casino, as stated in the description.
For another two-bedroom apartment that sleeps four people, near the fortress of Alba Carolina, the owner charges 7,176 lei. The apartment is in a quiet area, where there are parking spaces, walking areas and playgrounds for children.
On the other side are studios or one-room apartments for which it takes 1,200 to 1,500 lei. They are also less distant in the most remote areas of the National Day events.
Prices have risen because demand is well above supply so far and Alba Iulia hotels are exhausted, with a few exceptions, a year before the centennial events.
In Alba Iulia, a town of about 70,000 inhabitants, more than 100,000 visitors are expected, which is a rare situation in history, because in 1918, when the union between Transylvania and Romania had been voted, there were about 100,000 people.
The deputy mayor of Alba Iulia, Gabriel Pleşa, told the MEDIAFAX correspondent that President Klaus Iohannis would come to Alba Iulia after attending the military parade in Bucharest, the helicopter, weather permitting, or by plane until Sibiu.
The head of state will attend at 3 pm the inauguration of the Great Union Monument, a stone building 20 meters high, in the form of four crosses and two letters in "U". It has just been completed, the construction being financed by the Ministry of Culture with 10.2 million lei. It is also on this occasion that will be inaugurated the bridge of the Union, which connects the monument to the Cathedral of Reunification, in which the kings of Ferdinand and Maria were crowned.
Klaus Iohannis will be present at 15:30 during the military ceremony, announced as the most grandiose of recent years. More than 2,000 soldiers from the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of the Interior will be scattered over the population, but also on many technical means. Weather permitting, the sky will be fired by more than 20 planes and helicopters.
On December 1st, there will be only folk music concerts and patriotic songs, and the evening will end with a show of fireworks and a tribute to Romanian sound, with a recital of nai and d & # 39; organ.
On the morning of December 1, 1918, the 1,228 elected delegates from all walks of life gathered in the big casino of the military casino and came from all over Transylvania to vote on the Union of Transylvania with Romania.
The United Nations Grand National Assembly introduced the United Nations resolution which included a comprehensive and advanced program of democratic reforms as the foundation of the new state. The resolution adopted by the Grand National Assembly, greeted enthusiastically by the crowd formed on the vast plateau behind the fortress, sealed the union of Transylvania with Romania and also stressed the significance of the democratic development of Romanian society.
The resolution of the Grand National Assembly was read by the delegates by Vasile Goldiş and voted.
On the 27th of July 1990, the Parliament decided that the 1st of December would become the national holiday of Romania.
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