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Dacian Farm

Plizio editorial teamUpdated: Jun 2026Data Sources

Agriculture

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Ferma Dacilor, located in the Dealu Mare wine region of Tohani, is more than just a farm; it is a unique agritourism destination that seeks to revive the authentic lifestyle and traditions of the ancient Dacians. Set amidst rolling hills and fertile vineyards, the farm features visitors a complete rural experience, from tasting traditional dishes prepared with local, organic ingredients to observing farm animals in a natural setting. The architecture and interior design utilize natural materials like wood and stone, recreating a rustic and warm atmosphere that honors Romanian roots. Ferma Dacilor is a pioneer in 'farm-to-table' dining in the region, emphasizing the quality and traceability of everything served. It is the first-rate place for those wanting to disconnect from modern technology and rediscover the simple pleasures of country life, while enjoying some of Romania's finest wines.

Location: Prahova, Romania
Nearby: Mizil (5 km)

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Jun, Aug, Sep.

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Avg °C	-2	0	5	11	17	21	24	24	18	12	6	0
Rain mm	40	34	39	47	70	89	75	52	52	58	42	46

📋 Practical info

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What is this place?

Dacian Farm combines traditional Romanian agriculture with gastronomy, offering an authentic insight into rural life. It is a place for culinary experiences and cultural exchange.

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Visiting

The farm is typically open to visitors who can join guided tours and tastings. The outdoor areas with animals and gardens are visible.

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Where to view it

From the heights of the farm there is a wide view over the fields and surrounding forests. The restaurant terrace provides a nice view of the agricultural surroundings.

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Local products

Traditional Romanian dishes are prepared on the farm using home-grown ingredients, including vegetables, meat, and dairy. The farm shop sells homemade jams, pickles, and local schnapps.

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Active season

The farm is busiest during harvest season in late summer and autumn, when many culinary festivals also take place. Spring brings the first harvests and the start of farmers' markets.

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Nearby

Combine the visit with exploring the nearby Carpathian villages, known for their wooden churches and traditions. A hike through the surrounding hills is also recommended.

Geography

Coordinates

45.03000, 26.47000

Facts

Located in the Tohani wine-growing region, famous for its red wines.
Promotes a 'Dacian' lifestyle with traditional food and rustic lodging.
Most of the products served are sourced directly from the farm's own production.
Features authentic wooden constructions inspired by ancient local designs.
The farm hosts various workshops on traditional crafts and cooking.
Surrounded by several prestigious wineries offering tasting tours.
Includes a small private zoo with animals specific to the Romanian countryside.
An important promoter of sustainable tourism and local gastronomy in Prahova.