One of the oldest and most picturesque cities of the country, Timisoara was founded in the beginning of the 13th century. The city is named after the river Timis, on the banks of which have appeared first settlements. Some people call this city "a little Vienna" because of the large number of old buildings in the Baroque style. Expressive architecture, rich history and excellent infrastructure make Timisoara truly attractive to travelers.
Timisoara doesn’t feature noisy entertainment venues and night clubs; however, it provides tourists a decent selection of leisure activities. The charming Roses Park garden is perfect …
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1. Fans of excursions are recommended to explore city on foot, as all important tourist sites and entertainment venues are located within walking distance of each other. Those who come to …
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One of the oldest buildings, that managed to survive in the city, is the Church of St. Catherine. In the 13th century, the spouse of King Robert of Anjou, Mary-Catherine by name, was buried on the grounds of the church. The church was named after her. Initially, the building was constructed in the best traditions of Baroque style. After numerous renovations, it acquired the unique features of neoclassicism.
Timisoara is ready to offer its guests a wide range of dining places; a number of popular restaurants and cafes deserve attention of gourmets. In a beautiful building with a cream facade …
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Timisoara Art Museum is popular with admirers of painting. Its unique collection began to emerge in 1879. Originally, unique art masterpieces were donated by city collectors and art historians. Today, the museum's collection includes more than 8500 art canvases. Since the museum's collection grew literally every year, the museum changed buildings repeatedly. Since 1947, it occupies the castle of Hunyadi.
First mentions about the city date back to the early 13th century. At that time a Roman fortress was situated on that territory. In the Middle Ages it was conquered by the Turks and remained …
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Sightseeing in Romania: things to see
The most unusual religious landmark was built in the city of Brasov and is called Biserica Neagră or Black Church. The construction of this grandiose gothic building was finished in 1358. The facade of the church is decorated with beautiful paintings, and the church's bell, which is installed in the bell tower, weights 6 tons. The sanctuary got such a name because of a fire that happened here in 1689. Despite the fact that the church was completely renovated after that disastrous event, its name has remained till our days.
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