CLUJ-NAPOCA
Cluj county residence, Daco-Roman settlement (Napoca); documentary attestation in 1st century by the name Napuca.
Art Museum
hosted in the Banffy Palace
Baroque style (18th cent.)
Transylvania's Ethnography Museum
and its outdoor sections in Hoia Woods
Wall remains and Tailors' Bastion
(17th cent.) in the citadel (16th cent.)
Transylvania History Museum
Pharmacy Museum
House of Mathias Corvinus
(15th cent.)
Botanical Garden
Botanical Museum
Green House from the Botanical Garden
View over the National Theatre and the Orthodox Cathedral
St. Michael's Roman-Catholic church and the statue of Mathias Rex (by I. Fadrusz)
The Town Hall
St. Michael Church
Gothic style (14th-15th cc)
Orthodox Cathedral
The Main Reformed Church
Gothic Style (14-15th cent.)
Reformed Church from the Lower part of the Town
(20 century)
Memorial Temple (Synagoge) of the Jewish Community
(20 century)
Greek-Catholic Church of the Lord's Resurection
Baroque Style (18th century)
The Romanian National Theatre and Opera House
The Hungarian State Theatre and Opera House
memorial houses, theatres, opera-house, cinemas, art galleries.
The Babes-Bolyai University
Technical University
Local Branch of the Romania Academy
Mathias Corvinus (1902)
Michael the Brave (1976)
St. George (14th cent.)
Somes River
View with Somes River
View from Mihai Viteazu Square
