Constanta, Romania skyline: the 25 most iconic buildings and best views in Constanta

The museum invited guests at the period for the events that reserved the class for the Christmas spectacle, the Easter or new activities across the years. I was soon at the spectacle there, with children singing about our great poet, Mihai Eminescu.

Such an amazing location and historical place to visit, highly recommend it, we had an amazing time and had a family group of varied ages from 7 to 50+ years, we all found different interesting exhibits and sections. The renovation is breathtaking and we managed to visit in a sunnier day in September and the light flowing through the stained glass windows was beautiful. We loved the interactive exhibits and that it wasn't very crowded being in extra season.

The Great Mosque of Constanța is a stunning and historic landmark. The interior is beautifully organized and exceptionally clean. Entry costs just 4 lei, and climbing the 149 steps to the top of the minaret (298 total, up and down) is well worth it. The panoramic views of Constanțan and the Black Sea are breathtaking — especially on a clear day. Be careful if it’s windy, though — it feels like your phone could fly away! Overall, it was a fun and memorable experience. I loved it.

Free to enter as you wish. Early Christian site from the Roman Empire. Excevated during an earlier age - enjoy while it lasts in this form. It's a PARK - meaning you can walk into it and be amongst the nearly 2000 year old ruins. Walk on stones that people walked on back then. Admittedly, I've never been to Pompeii. And I'm sure that in comparison this is an impoverished distant cousin's nephew's uncle. And yes, I did notice the 1970's cement and the fact that a few of the more interesting bits seemed to have been placed there. Possibly from the same site, possibly from elsewhere. You can see similar "bits" in the Museum of National History" in Bucharest. Not exposed to the elements. I must admit to having - very lightly - touched a wall once or twice. Being overwhelmed by what I can only describe as a carthatic experience. Please don't steal stuff or use it as a duping site for trash.

Great place to be, if you love ancient history, art, roman period and ancient Rome design. Worth getting there. A makeover? Perhaps they need, but with such cheap tickets and no donations it is very hard to think on a make-over. Keep up the good work.

During our river cruise, we came here during our walking tour. This historic building is located right at the beginning of pedestrian street. Since 1975 it has officially become the Museum of Folk Art. There are thousands of artefacts, paintings, depicting folk culture of Romanian culture. The colorful folk clothing of both gender are absolutely marvelous. There is also a souvenir shop on the ground floor.

Expansive and comprehensive museum covering the history of both the Romanian Navy and Merchant Navy. Lots of exhibits and explanatory plaques, although most text is limited to Romanian. Very cheap entry cost. Recommended!

Very impressive collection of art by Romanian painters, coming here I didn’t expect it to be as good as it is. The stuff is amazing, very helpful and kind

Had the best experience seeing the dolphins. Been visiting with the family and we stopped for a marvellous show. Kids enjoyed a lot the show. I suggest to buy the tickets online together with the parking option so you won't get disappointed that you can't get inside in the parking lot. If you're coming without car you can buy tickets from the ticket office and the queues aren't so big. Anyway it is must see if your around the area.

During our river cruise we were brought here for a walking tour. It was located between Ovid Square and Black Sea. The Cathedral is in Greco-Roman style. It was built in 1881-1885. Its interior was marvelous full of grandeur. The stunning paintings, chandeliers and, intricated carved wooden work is worth seeing. The ambience inside was so soothing and serene.

Had a lovely seaside walk with family along the promenade. The fresh, salty air was refreshing, instantly uplifting body and mind. The views were stunning, and the beautiful architecture of the Casino added charm to the whole experience. Perfect spot for a relaxing day out!

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The church is located in the center of Constanta. When I went there was a special service in the church. I can't say that the church has a very spacious atmosphere. The design of the seats inside prevents easy movement. However, it is a historical place that should be visited.

The Genovese Lighthouse stands on the cliff of Constanta, behind the monument depicting the bust of Mihai Eminescu. When the Ottomans not yet trod the lands of the old continent of Europe the Genovese galleys were landed in the ancient city of Tomis in the late thirteenth century. This Italic nation had to to dominate for a long period of time, the basin of the Euxin Pontus. Skilled navigators and innate merchants, the Genovese Italians knew the secret of that time: had under your control the Silk Road, whereby most goods and diverse around the world were circulating, then you were leading the trading and prospering in everything. And the Silk Road was passing through the Black Sea, and later coming to the West through the Romanian coast and Thus, the control of the seaside Euxinus Pontus was ensuring their global dominance of trade. Moncastro (the White Fortress), Licostomo (Chilia), Caladda (Galațt), San Giorgio (Giurgiu) or Constanta were key points colonized by the Genoese, where carefully controlled this ancient form of globalization: the Silk Road. They have written important pages in the history of the ancient city of Tomis, but certainly the most important symbol is the Lighthouse, a living testimony as Latin continuity of these lands. Around 1300 the Genovese were building here, of stone. a Lighthouse, which had to wear the legends on its shoulders to this day. Damaged by the passage of time, the lighthouse was restored between 1858 and 1860 by the Frech engineer, Armenian by origin, Artin Aslan for the English Company Danube&Black Sea Railway, which has built the railway Cernavodă-Constanța and modernized the Port Constanța,. The lighthouse pedestal is a quadrangular shape, of which an octogonal construction stands up with a platform that goes up ending with a platform that exceeds exceeding the tower and is supported by small buttresses. On this counterforce is placed a metal room with windows all around, covered with a round metal dome. The light of lighthouse was static, representing a bright landmark for sailors at sea. It operated until 1913, from 1948, when he was restored, a tourist attraction. It has the height of 8 m, being rebuilt in the honor of Genovese merchants who contributed to the flourishing of Constanta.

I find the mall to be clean. I used the restroom on the ground floor, next to Biaggio store and the cleaning lady was there all the time cleaning so bathrooms here are clean. In terms of options are few stores you can visit and few options in terms of fast food stores. Also i saw many people with dogs walking around. Also there is a kids playground especially for younger kids. Overall I recommend.

(Translated by Google) microreserve (Original) Microrezervatie

A nice piece of art. The house is degrading as speaking. Once a rich house of an armean merchandise, now waiting to be restaurated. In the vicinity you can also see a nice graffiti with Jesus Christ and other building with an interesting arhitecture.

Good but not very spectacular exhibition and the pricy ticket.

A very old Muslim place for praying. It must not be visited unless you will respect and wear the adequate clothing especially for women.

Nice place

(Translated by Google) The former Maritime Station is a historical monument well maintained by the Maritime Ports Administration. (Original) Fosta Gară Maritimă este un monument istoric bine întreținut de către Administrația Porturilor Maritime.

A great experience to participate at Sunday's reunions.