​This heritage railway, lovingly maintained by volunteers, connects the tourist hub of Sibiu with the rural communities of the Hârtibaciu Valley. Winding through a nature reserve teeming with wildlife and unique flora, the route offers a peaceful countryside experience, framed by the distant snow-capped peaks of the Carpathians and the fortified church towers dotting the landscape.​

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The Sibiu-Agnita narrow-gauge railway is actually only half of the original line that once linked Sighișoara to Sibiu via Agnita. Built between 1895 and 1910, the Mocănița operated along its full length until 1965, when the Sighișoara-Agnita section was closed, followed by the rest of the line in 2001. Restoration efforts began in 2007.​

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Out of the original 64 kilometers of railway through the Hârtibaciu Valley, volunteers have so far restored and reopened a 7-kilometer section between Hosman and Cornățel stations. ​

Currently, we are working on extending the Mocănița route by another 6 kilometers, from Cornățel to Cașolț, and we hope you'll be able to enjoy this new section by train soon!