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out your transportation options in Slatina in County Olt, part of
the region of Oltenia in Romania. Find your accommodation options in
either Slatina or Piatra Olt, with fun things to do from eoc-tourism, to
nearby hiking and even skiing.
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Slatina
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In County Olt
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Slatina in County Olt
Slatina is the capital city of Olt county, Romania, on the river
Olt.
In this city is located one of the biggest factories producing
Aluminium in southeastern Europe ("ALRO").
The local football team Alro Slatina is playing in Liga 3,the
third league of Romania. There is also the women's handball team LPS
Slatina,which plays in the second hanball league of Romania.
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The Orthodox Cathedral of Slatina
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Slatina
The Town Centre
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Listed below are some local agents who can help you with bookings and organize local tours in the Slatina area.
  +40 (249) 421879 FAX: +40 (249) 413889
 Ruth Diana, Str. Primaverii nr.22, bl.FA20, sc.C, ap.4 in Slatina
+40 (249) 438483 FAX: +40 (249) 438483 A T T, Str. Arcului nr.2, bl.3B, sc.A, ap.3 in Slatina +40 (249) 430100 FAX: +40 (249) 431833 +40 (249) 431223 FAX: +40 (249) 431223 +40 (249) 415372 FAX: +40 (249) 415372 +40 (249) 413683 FAX: +40 (249) 413683 +40 (249) 431569 |
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Hotel Parc, Str. Crişan, nr.1 in Slatina (249) 430391 Hotel Est, Str. Silozului, nr.2 in Slatina (249) 434171 Hotel Paradis 2000, Str. Dinu Lipatti, nr.31 in Slatina (249) 416218 |
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See also County Olt
for accommodation in other nearby towns |
The area code for County Olt is (2AA) or (3AA)
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Early Slatina History
Sf. Nicolae Church in Slatina
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The town of Slatina is mentioned for the first time in an official
document issued by Vladislav I Vlaicu on January 20th, 1386.
The document
states that merchants from Braşov should not pay a fee at the Slatina
customs point. The name's origin is Slavic "Slam-tina", which means
"salted land" or "salty water", although a small minority promote a
politicized misconception that the term originates in the Latin "Salatina".
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Read More about Slatina at:
The Slatina town hall |
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