Weather in Oradea. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Oradea area

Map of Oradea temperature forecast

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Rain forecast for Oradea area

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More to see in Oradea

Oradea is a Romanian city that is situated close to the border with Hungary. This is an interesting settlement with rich architectural and cultural heritage. When taking a stroll in the historic city center, it is easy to notice that the majority of dwellings here are built in the Baroque style. This architectural style was typical for the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Oradea changes its look closer to the outskirts. Buildings of the communist era are the most widespread in this part of the city. The facades of many residential buildings are painted in different colors – pink, green, white, and blue. This fact makes every building original and creates a fairytale look. Finally, there are more than a hundred of different shrines in the Romanian city. Initially, modern Oradea had another name of Latin etymology – Varadinum. The first mention of this settlement dates back to 1113. A fortress, which gave the town its name, was built in the area at that time. The main purpose of the stronghold was to protect the region from the Mongol Tatar invasion. The fortress is mentioned in the documents for the first time in 1241. Oradea officially became a town only in the 16th century. The area started developing actively and growing in size. At the beginning of the 18th century, Franz Anton Hillebrandt, an architect from Vienna, was given the task of changing the look of Oradea. The idea was to add the Baroque style buildings to the settlement. The building works reached its peak in … Read further

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Oradea sightseeing

Would you like to visit a true cultural pride of Oradea? For this purpose, visit the local theater that is a gorgeous building with three stores. Initially, the theater was built with the purpose of providing space for one thousand viewers. The main entrance to the building looks impressive. This is one of the major architectural landmarks of Oradea. The entrance features two statues of Comedy and Tragedy. Outside, … Open

Climate in Romania and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

In the summer, beach vacation is popular on the Black Sea coast. Here you will come across sanatoriums, holiday homes, campsites, hotels and hostels, as well as infrastructure for comfortable living and entertainment. The peak of the beach season falls in August, but you can economize a little in the middle and end of September. Lovers of Bird watching often come to Romania in May. At this time in the delta of the Danube, there is a congestion of a huge number of birds arriving home from warm countries. Fans of ecotourism can come to the country at any time of the year depending on their preferences. Recently, gastronomic tours are gaining popularity in Romania. In Bucharest and other large cities, there are delightful restaurants where you can taste any dishes from the list of national cuisine. You can cut down a bit on the gastronomy in November and in March. … Open

Atmosphere of Romania: religion and languages

Romania is considered a secular state, thus the republic is completely separated from religion. But, major religions, and first of all the Romanian Orthodox Church, today are supported by the state. Money from the state budget is allocated for the restoration of churches and holding various religious events. Orthodoxy originated in the country in the middle of the 19th century, just after the state was formed. In 1923, the Romanian Orthodox Church was even considered national, but the situation changed under communism. Today, there are extremely fierce relations between Greek Catholics and Romanian Orthodox. The first, advocate that the Orthodox give the temples and churches back to Greek Catholics, as during the communist regime they were illegally captured and handed over to the Orthodox. … Open