CONSTANTA
Constanta county residence; ancient Tomis (6th cent. B.C.)
Romania's second largest city, Constanta attracts by the harmony
between ebulient business world and intense cultural life.
Developed upon the ancient ruins of the Greek stronghold Tomis,
Constanta has always been a centre of ethnic and spiritual diversity,
a pole of economic exchanges in the Black Sea region and in South-Eastern Europe.
Archaeology and National History Museum
Mosaic, ruins (left) and "Thinker" and "Woman sitting" group of atatuettes, Hamangia culture, (discovered in Constanta county, 4th-2th millennia BC and exposed in the museum) (right)
Archaelogical Park
The antique city Callatis vestiges included in the "Black Sea" Romanian Business Center
View
Aquarium
Planetarium
Delphinarium
(dolphin show)
Statue of Roman poet Publius Ovidius Naso, 43 BC - AD 17
(due to Ettore Ferrari, 1887)
Genoese Light-house
The Casino
(20th cent.) today a restaurant
The bust of Mihai Eminescu
(creation of Oxscar Han sculptor, achieved in bronze in 1932 and placed on the Casino Cliff in 1934; on the pedestal it loom the statuary face of the Caliope muse)
Romanian Navy Museum
View from the park of the Romanian Navy Museum
The Mosque
1910 - Moorish style
The Railway Station
General view
The Harbour
The city is a point of departure to the string of coastal resorts: Mamaia, Eforie Nord, Eforie Sud, Olimp, Costinesti, Neptun, Jupiter, Venus, Mangalia, Techirghiol
Murfatlar
Important vineyard from Romania near Constanta
