Access by train:
by train to Toplița and then by car 26 km to the resort of Borsec.
Access by car:
On National Road DN 15 from Bacău, Piatra Neamț or Tg. Mureș.
On National Road DN 15B from Târgu Neamț.
On National Road DN 17B from Vatra Dornei.
On National Road DN12 from Brașov, Sfântu Gheorghe (Saint George).

Sights
Seven Springs (Șapte Izvoare) located at 1550m from the resort center. The name comes from the number of springs that supply drinking water to the resort. The Fairies Glade (Poiana Zânelor) and "travertine quarry" - all forming a contiguous set of objectives adjacent to each other and constitute a single landscape of great tourist attraction. The Bear Cave (Grota Urșilor), a series of deep holes formed by the natural erosion of rocks under the action of infiltration waters (karst phenomena).
The Ice Cave. It is a dark recess between two separate rocks formed through erosion just as the Bear Cave. The water infiltrates here and the ice gets thicker in winter and melts in late spring.
The Ancient spring (Mofetta) is one of the oldest cure springs in the resort.
The Spring Pierre Curie - is the spring with the most radioactive mineral water in the resort.
The Round Hill (Dealul Rotund) is a 975 m high travertine formation formed over time from the ore deposits of bicarbonate warm waters. This travertine has been mined and used to decorate various buildings in Bucharest and Miercurea-Ciuc.
City of Owls – "the Ancient Spring" where 150 years ago there was a small lake; the first lido, "Fairies Glade" was built here. Travertine formations here are exploited for industrial purposes.