In addition to the local crafts , superstitions , and folklore , other attractions for tourists include the Greek-Catholic ( Uniate ) Cathedral ( 18th Century ) , the ruins of the Degenfeld Castle , and a 300-year-old sequoia tree . The remnants of the railroad bridge over the Someș , destroyed by the 1970 floods , can still be seen . The river has great fishing . Since 2005 Ardusat has had its own celebration , which takes place on the first Saturday and Sunday after August 15 ( the Dormition of the Theotokos ) . The religious celebration of the cathedral is scheduled every year on January 6 . The church at the very center of the village was Romanian Greek Catholic , until the communist party of Romania made the church Romanian Orthodox
1970 floods
1970 floods in Romania
Ardusat