Vadu Izei

"Vasile Kazar" Memorial House – a household that dates back to the 18th century, developed in the form of a museum that exhibits ancient objects and traditional clothing items that document the fact that the lives of those in the locality Vadu Izei are spent in the same manner. We must also note that his house was donated to the locals by the great painter and illustrator Vasile Kazar; at present, it is one of the main tourist attractions of the locality

"Saint Paraskeva" Wooden Church – was declared a historic monument; it is found in the locality Valea Stejarului and it was built in 1615-1620, and the style of construction is specific to Maramureş; the material is oak wood. Church dimensions are 10 m long, 4.5 m wide, and the interior painting was done in canvas specific to Byzantine icon painting, dating back to the Comneni; however, only a small part of it is still preserved. In 1976, the church was renovated and inaugurated again; valuable objects here are ritual book, the Triptych, the medallions on the holy doors, as well as icons on glass and wood. Additionally, in 2012, the church started a major repairs process, funded by the Ministry of Culture.

Strâmtura

Wooden Church of Glod, built in the 18th century, historic monument.

Wooden Church of Strâmtura, where "Cazania lui Varlaam" is found, a work written in 1643; there are also icons on glass and wood, dating back to the 18^th and 19^th centuries.

Şieu

"Assumption of Mary" Wooden Church that dates back to 1760 and is a historic monument.

Botiza

Mineral water springs around which bathing centres were built, for the treatment of rheumatic conditions; locals and tourists can choose treatments with chalybeates and with sulphurous waters. Of the 7 mineral springs on the locality territory, only 2 are used at present, since they are also the most accessible ones, found on Valea Sasului, 4 – 6 km away from the centre of the locality.

In the area known by the locals as "La Zezuini" or "La Vizuini" there are three vertical calcareous caves, the largest one being 12 m long and 3.5 m wide, at a 10 m depth. Unfortunately, the trail to these caves is not marked and the entrance to them is not developed, so they can only be visited with speleology trained guides.

"St. Paraskeva" Wooden Church of Botiza is in the centre of the locality, near the new Orthodox Church building, 10 km away from DN186. The tourism importance of this church is given by the fact it blends religion with history and with tradition.

The Greek-Catholic Church built on a hill between 2003 and 2008, is a church decorated with icons on wood carved by local artists; the church blends the traditional with the modern and it is called “Mary’s Pure Heart”.

In the Valley of Băiţa, 3 km from the centre of the locality, the Eddy of Botiza is used like a "traditional washing machine" for the cleaning and washing of carpets, a reminiscence of the former washing methods used across the entire Romanian territory. Now it is visited by the young who have not lived those times, and by the elderly, also, who are nostalgic about their youth.

Horincii (Plumb Brandy Distilleries) of Botiza have become a tourist objective for those who visit the locality for the specific horinca (double-distilled plumb brandy) and for the witty and humorous stories told during its making.

The area of Iza Valley has been populated since ancient times; archaeological findings’ indicate human presence since the Bronze Age, since bronze deposits with axes, bracelets and other objects were discovered in Ieud, Vadu Izei, Dragomireşti, Rozavlea.

The 2nd century BC was the time when the processing of iron and of ceramic objects began, and the next century covered an age of prosperity of the Dacian-Roman society of the area – illustrated by the ceramic found in Onceşti and other settlements. Although the geographic isolation of the zone had the entire Maramureş outside the borders of Roman Dacia, Latin influences were strong both in speech, and in traditions and culture.

The shaping of the first political formations also meant the first documented presence in the area, starting from the 10th to the 14th centuries. The paper "Diplome Maramureşene din secolul XIV-XV, Sighet, 1900" ("Maramureş Certificates in the 14^th-15^th century, Sighet, 1900"), considered the Golden Book of Maramureş, documents the establishment of a number of settlements in the valley of Iza.

Vadu Izei

• May – International Festival of Children’s Folklore "Am fost ş-om fi" ("We Were and Will Be")
• June – "Celebrations of Childhood"

Strâmtura

• September – Day of the Locality –Glod village

Șieu

• May – Competition-festival "Floare mândră de pe Iza", which keeps tradition alive by the authenticity of popular costumes and songs

Botiza

• August – Festival "Pentru mândra din Botiza" ("For the Belle of Botiza")