• Footbridge to the island, so you can walk to the monastery without booking a boat
• Vlad the Impaler legend in the monastery church, where a tombstone before the altar is attributed to him, though a 1933 dig found no remains
• Forest paths around the lake through oak, lime and ash, where deer and pheasants live, with shore spots for a picnic

Lake Snagov stretches 16 km through what is left of the old Vlăsia forests, with oak, lime and ash woods along the shore.

A footbridge leads to the island monastery, first recorded in 1408, whose 16th-century church holds a tombstone attributed to Vlad the Impaler (a 1933 dig found no remains). On the water there are rowboats, pedal boats, motorboats and small passenger boats.