The Densu ş Stone Church, located in Densu ş Village, Hunedoara County, Romania, is a historic religious building and is considered one of the oldest stone churches in Romania. The history of the church can be traced back to the 14th century, and some historians even believe that it may be even older. The walls of the church are constructed from limestone blocks taken from nearby ancient Roman cities. Not only is it a religious building, but it is also a symbol of Romanian culture and history. Witnessed the rich history from the Dacian era until today. Due to its unique historical value and architectural features, it has attracted numerous domestic and foreign tourists to visit and pilgrimage.