Calarasi

Calarași the capital of Calarași County within the Muntenia area, is located in south-east Romania, at the bank of Danube's Borcea department, at about 12 kilometres from the Bulgarian border and 125 kilometres from Bucharest. The web site of a prehistoric village, known as Lichiresti from the time of Michael the Brave. Călărași seemed for the first time in 1700 on a map drawn by using Constantin Cantacuzino. It got its call after it become made by means of the Wallachian princes, in the seventeenth century, a station of "established couriers' carrier" on the path from Bucharest to Constantinople.

The service turned into operated with the aid of horseback riders. It expanded right into a small metropolis, and in 1834 became the encircling county's capital. Călărași is connected by using DN3, DN21, DN31 and DN3B. Also A2 The Sun's Motorway has three exits for Călărași, at Lehliu Gară , Dragalina and Fetești approximately 40 km.