Constanta & the Romanian Black Sea Coast
Updated · July 5, 2026Constanta travel guide: the reopened Art Nouveau Casino, Roman mosaics, ancient Tomis and the Mamaia beach strip, with prices in lei and train tips.
Romania’s cities are like different countries in miniature: the grand capital Bucharest, Saxon Brașov and Sibiu under the Carpathians, the fairy-tale streets of Sighișoara, lively student Cluj-Napoca, and Timișoara out in the Banat. This section has city guides: what to see, where to eat honestly, how to get there, and where to stay.
Cities are a handy starting point for planning: routes branch out from them, attractions are nearby, and this is where you book accommodation, pick up a car, and sort out connectivity. That’s why in the city guides we link to related sections - food, routes, and rental - to put your whole trip in one place.
Constanta travel guide: the reopened Art Nouveau Casino, Roman mosaics, ancient Tomis and the Mamaia beach strip, with prices in lei and train tips.
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What to see in Oradea: Union Square, the Black Eagle Palace and Secession facades, the Moon Church, the fortress and Baile Felix spa, prices in lei.
Things to do in Cluj-Napoca: Union Square, St Michael's Church, the Botanical Garden, the Cetatuia viewpoint and the Salina Turda day trip, in lei.
A practical Sibiu travel guide: the two squares, the Council Tower, the Bridge of Lies and Brukenthal, with real ticket prices in lei and how to get there.
A practical guide to Sighisoara: the UNESCO citadel, the Clock Tower, the Church on the Hill and the truth about the Dracula house, plus how to get there.
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