Constanta
Romania
The oldest continuously inhabited city in Romania, Constanța entices travelers with the poetic Art Nouveau majesty of its historic Casino, priceless Roman archaeological treasures, and sun-drenched Black Sea beaches.
Main Attractions
Constanța Historic Casino (Cazinoul din Constanța)
Spectacular Art Nouveau seaside masterpiece inaugurated in 1910, Romania's most iconic maritime landmark standing proudly on a promenade facing the sea.
Ovid's Square (Piața Ovidiu) & National History Museum
Historic civic core featuring the bronze statue of the exiled Roman poet Ovid, anchored by the massive National Museum of History and Archaeology.
Roman Edifice with Mosaic (Edificiul Roman cu Mozaic)
Monumental archaeological ruin preserving over two thousand square meters of magnificent polychrome Roman floor mosaics.
Carol I Grand Mosque (Moscheea Carol I)
Exquisite Moorish-Byzantine landmark built in 1910, featuring a 47-meter minaret providing sweeping vistas over the commercial harbor and old town.
Tomis Marina & Promenade
Atmospheric yacht harbor bordered by fresh seafood terraces, pleasure boats, and the historic 13th-century Genoese Lighthouse.
Mamaia Beach Resort
Famous eight-kilometer ribbon of fine golden sand nestled between the open Black Sea and freshwater Lake Siutghiol, renowned for summer beach clubs.
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