Arad County is characterized by a relief with low plain areas, hills and mountains (highest elevation is in the Bihor Mountains – Piatra Aradului Peak - 1428 m). Special areas: Zarand, Codru-Moma, Bihor, Metaliferi Mountains, the narrow path of the Crisul Alb river between Varfurile and Aciuta, Sebis’ depression, Gurahont, Halmagiu, Lipovei Hills, Mures and Cris Plains, Mures’ Meadow. It has moderate continental climate with little mediterranean influences.

The most important tourist attractions of the area are:

Medieval fortresses: Siria, Soimos, Dezna – XIII cent., Ineu - XVII cent.

Castles and manors in the Mures Valley: Odvos, Capalnas, Bulci, Conop, Royal Castle in Savarsin.

Turkish Bazaar in Lipova – 1672.

Arad Museum Complex and art departments, History and Natural Science Museum of religious art and objects of worship - Gai Monastery; Memorial Museum 'Vasile Goldis' inArad; Lipova City Museum; Ioan Slavici and Emil Montia Museums in Siria; Adam Muler Guttenbrun Museum in Zabrani; Art and Ethnography Museum in Savarsin; Minis Vine and Wine Museum; “Codrii and Lunca Beliului” Museum; local museum points: Bata, Buteni, Macea (Cartoon Exhibition -' Stefan Popa Popa-S'-Castle Csernovics); Heroes’ Monument of Paulis; Casoaia sculpture camp; Memorial House Eugen Popa-Savirsin.

Dendrology Parks, ancient beech forests (Archişel Archis and Luncsoara-Halmagel), of oak (Grosii Noi, Barzava), Ceala forest, Moltaret lake and Mures island (2 km from Arad); Vladimirescu forest (7 km from Arad), rich in vegetation and fauna specific to the meadow forests. Lakes: Ghioroc and Taut.

The Hodos - Bodrog Orthodox monastery, in the village of Felnac, one of the oldest monastic settlements in Romania, was certified in 1177; Bezdin Serbian Orthodox Monastery, in Munari village, commune of Secusigiu; Roman Catholic Cathedral of St. Mary Radna (1756), built on site of a former church whose cornerstone was put in 1520 and destroyed by the Turks in 1551. Near the cathedral is the Franciscan Monastery (1747); Lipova Orthodox Church, with religious painting dated in the XV cent., rebuilt in Baroque style (XVIII cent.); Feredeu Hermitage, in Siria, with a spring of healing; Vinga Catholic Church built in 1892 in Gothic style, built by Bulgarian community in Vinga; Wooden Churches ( XVIII -XIX centuries): Obarsia, Corbeşti, Rosia, Petris, Poiana. Orthodox Monastery "St. Simon Stalpnicul ', Serbian Orthodox Church' Sts. Petru and Pavel '; the Orthodox Cathedral' Birth of St. John the Baptist '; Roman Catholic Cathedral' St. Anthony of Padua '; Reformed Synagogue, Red Evangelical-Lutheran Church.