As in all the surrounding areas and geographical space here has a special landscape heritage, plus highlights such as:

• known "water iodine" in the village Şipot
• historical monuments and cultural buildings
• churches

Tourism development potential is very high both in the form of alternative tourism - ecotourism, rural tourism, spa - health, classic tourism - visiting.


Tourism thus encouraged and practiced will determine:

• growth and civilization living conditions of the population in the area;
• preserving and protecting the natural environment areas;
• cultural exchanges between the local population and other areas;
• rural development through the provision of better-paid jobs and stop the migration of population from villages to cities;
• reservation of indigenous traditions as long a period;

1. Romanian Evangelical Church
2. The church dedicated to the Assumption - Aluniș
   Assumption Of The Virgin Mary
   Details: Built around 1718
3. Church of St. John - Pietrari
   
   St. John, St. Peter and Paul
   Details: Built around 1832-1841
4. Church of St. Nicholas - Pietrari
   
   Details: Built around 1832-1841
5. New Apostolic Church - Aluniș

Example of a tourist route in the area, which should cover the following points:

1. Monument of Heroes and City Hall Pietrari
2. Stone Cross in the house Gheorghe Vlad
3. Lake Tatars in Valley Village
4. Stone Cross Pietrari village in the Valea Câmpului
5. The church dedicated to John the Baptist in Pietrari
6. Stone Cross in the village Șipot
7. Iodine Waters from Șipot village

- St. Peter's Fair every year
- Day of the village, on Saint Elijah - July 20
- Feast Smoked curd

The day of St. Elias, the patron saint of pietrărenilor is conducted under the auspices of City Hall a great show involving all the souls commune and that is a good time to displaying the heritage of singers, dancers, craftsmen, and especially a time for socializing and discussion about life, nature, politics, love and the activities in which they engage each. On this occasion it occurs usually smoked curd and famous celebration when everyone can taste the area's two traditional products: Pietrari brandy and smoked cheese after a famous old original recipe. Each could receive a Bulz curd wrapped in smoked polenta. Everyone hopes that this recipe to become a leading local brand fame commune in time and Wallachia throughout the area. On the same day held contests (contest woodcutter, small craftsmen contest), folk parades, folk dance festival with young and old, etc.



Other manifestations maintain good will and joy, and traders come from other lands proudly displays foods produced with hard work and sweat. Also according to tradition, by St. Elias eat, for the first time, the new harvest of apples and grapes, walnuts and peanuts.
In a world of traditions are kept prominently countless legends about St. Elias. The apple tree is St. Elijah, why not eat apples us unto this day. If your tuna this day, all will dry nuts and fruits will all other worms. Apples go to church first, because there is the belief that the only way they become golden on the other side. If not kept this tradition, the apple before eating St. Elias will reap eternal apples on the other side, but when you start to eat them, they will perish before.
The St. Elias, all rural women recount that go to church basil and put it on the iconostasis. At the end of the service, I take him and give fire and ashes in the mouth rubs his children when they sores.
St. Elias is also considered the patron of beekeepers: on this day, in villages, beekeepers harvested honey, activity known as "hives docking". Harvesting honey is made, and now, in many places, according to tradition, only men clean the body and soul, dressed in robes, aided by a child, women not allowed to enter in the apiary. After harvesting honey in the house with relatives and neighbors invited to this festive, tasty and buy new honey brandy sweetened with honey.
St. Elijah's Day and Midsummer marks pastoral shepherds when they were allowed to descend into villages for the first time in the shepherd's sheep bullish. On this occasion, young shepherds or even the mature girlfriends or wives brought in but spinning wooden forks, made with great carefulness.

Add to this the traditional celebrations of Romanians yuletide namely those related to changes in the timing popular:

• Carols, Christmas, Pluguşorul, Capra, Epiphany
• Mărțișorul and martyrs
• Palm, Vigils, Easter, Resurrection and Ascension
• St. Elias and summer estates
• Sânzienele or Drăgaica
• Paparuda
• Sumedru's Fire
• Night of St. Andrew
• Claca și Șezătoarea
• Customs and traditions specific of the region