Arges County is situated in Arges Superior basin. From north to south, we find all three forms of relief: mountains, hills, plains, with the mention that the area is over 50% of it occupied by hills, the mountains and the plains sharing the rest of it. The county's territory includes two river basins: the Basin of Arges River, in the mountainous and hilly area, and the Basin of Vedea River, in the hilly and plain area. The Sub – Carpathian Mountains are formed of an alternation of small mountains, witch exceed only here and there 1000 m of altitude, with an average altitude of 800 m. The transition from the Sub – Carpathian Mountains to the platform hills is through a lower contact area made up of small depressions such as those of Curtea de Arges and Domnesti.
The countryside still preserves ethnographic values full of originality, starting with the architecture of the houses, the national costume and the decorative art. Traces of material culture found within Arges county point to human communities existing since Paleolithic era, especially along the river valleys. There are traces of Roman roads and homes in Sapata de Jos, Albota, Rucar, Nicesti, Jidava and Filfani. The best preserved is the camp from Jidava, located south of the town of Campulung.

In the Arges county area you can admire the lake and dam Vidraru, you can take a walk in the first Romanian capital of the country - Curtea de Arges, you can taste the famous fruit grown on this land of dreams. In Arges County you can admire the spectacular view offered by Transfagarasan, you can climb up to Dracula's castle – Poienari, you can make a boat trip on the Vidraru Lake or you can walk for days and days on the trails and tourist routes, discovering and admiring the beauty of these places.