Ilfov County, the smallest county in Romania, is in the Romanian Plain. In the Romania Counties monograph in 1972, the neighboring counties of Ilfov County are mentioned: Ialomita to the east, Buzau, Prahova and Dambovita to the north, Teleorman to the west and Bulgaria to the south. It is also mentioned that it covers an area of 8,225 sq. Km, being in the size it held then, the fifth largest in Romania. Nine years later, the fifth county of Romania as a surface was dismembered: the southwest formed Giurgiu County, the north-west side was joined to Dambovita, the northeastern part was passed to Ialomita and the part The southeast was part of the new Calarasi county. The communes surrounding the capital area were subordinated to the Municipality of Bucharest under the name of the Ilfov Agricultural Sector. In 1997, Law no. 50/97 reopened Ilfov County, within the former Ilfov Agricultural Sector, also taking it out of the tutelage of Bucharest
ILFOV County
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Pantelimon saltern
Animal Farm Pantelimon
The Cultural-Missionary Center Familia
Authorized by the Ministry of Health, Ilfov Public Health Directorate, Saline Pantelimon is a suitable treatment place for people suffering from respiratory diseases, adults or children.
The salt mine is set up in one of Avicola's former office buildings, now abolished. The salt walls are made up of 40 tons of industrial salt from the Slanic Prahova saline, with a grain size of 3 - 50 kg. Due to these, the contact surface of the salt with the air is about 400 times / m2 higher than in a deep salt. The temperature is kept constant, digitally controlled and within the limits of thermal comfort, at 18-24 ° C. And the amount of saline aerosols is maintained at therapeutic values: absolute minimum, 1 g / m3 of air; absolute maximum, 37 mg / m3 of air.
The indications of a treatment cure here are: acute or chronic respiratory diseases, chronic tonsillitis, asthma bronchitis, pulmonary emphysema, chronic maxillary sinusitis, respiratory infections, restrictive respiratory insufficiency, cigarette smoking, apnea (snoring), convulsive cough, circulatory disease, , some dermatological disorders, neurosis, chronic fatigue, depression, low stress resistance - of course, after consultation with the family doctor.
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Animal Farm is a family business and is the first domestic-farm farm in Romania designed specifically for children. It is open from June 2009 right next to the Milk Farm in Pantelimon, Ilfov County. Dairy Farm (Pantelimon Farm) exists since 1973, being one of Romania's elite farms for Holstein cows. It was built on the site where until the end of the last century was the School of Agriculture in Bucharest, being also known as the farm of Dr. Petcu. Currently, there are several hundred cows, each of which produces over 5,000 liters of the best quality daily. The good news is that after having fun at the Farm, on departure, you can take home fresh milk from the Dairy Fabric Dairy and Fresh Dairy Products, opened in 2015.
Animal Farm is a specially designed place for children on an area of over 40,000 square meters, where the little ones can naturally come closer to domestic animals. It is located close to the city (only 12 km away from University Square), so you can easily reach it, but it is still quite "countryside" to represent a true escape in nature, away from blocks, traffic and everything it also involves the urban landscape. Once you have arrived at the Farm, you can spend more time, because we also have a restaurant where you can eat something good (open on weekends and legal holidays) and then the fun continues unabated.
A visit to the Farm means children move outdoors, but many play safely in specially arranged places. They will leave us knowing more about domestic animals and their growth. And adults will go somewhat relaxed because they have spent quality time outside with their children who have been kept without problems away from the tablet.
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The Cultural-Missionary Family Center is located in the town of Pantelimon, on the old site of the Pantelimon Monastery (erected in the 18th century under the ruler of Gregory II Ghica). The hospital monastery was, in the late 1700s, the second hospital in Bucharest after Coltea, dealing with plague and typhus, and was severely affected by the earthquakes of 1802 and 1977.
It was demolished under communism in the 80s, the bones of the princes Grigore and Alexandru Ghica, the carved doors, icons and monuments being saved and sent to other churches. Here, in 1987, a restaurant and exclusive hotel complex was built: Lebada. Set on a peninsula on Lake Pantelimon, Lebada Complex. Since the beginning of 2000, the building and the land have returned to the Romanian Patriarchate. Who built here this multipurpose center, inaugurated in 2014.
The Center is located within the "St. Panteleimon" House and is intended for cultural and educational activities and for missionary activities, support for families in difficult social, spiritual and medical situations, young people with special intellectual and spiritual endowment lacking any material possibilities or coming from disorganized families, as well as from orphans, the elderly and the disabled, without discrimination on grounds of professional training, age, gender, nationality, race, color, ethnicity, religion, political option or social origin.
More specifically, the place hosts Patriarchal invitations at various events. In addition, baptisms, weddings, anniversaries and memorials are organized here. But also conferences, colloquia, symposiums and seminars devoted to promoting the dialogue between faith and culture, spirituality and social action, theology and science, art and education, as well as helping the contemporary Christian family. In parallel, the center hosts year-end celebrations for students and continuous training courses for the clergy and some missionary churchmen.
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