CLUJ-NAPOCA

Cluj county residence, Daco-Roman settlement (Napoca); documentary attestation in 1st century by the name Napuca.

 


Romania


Romania-Cluj Napoca


Cluj-Napoca
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The Babes-Bolyai University 		a
Technical University 		a
Academia Romana
Local Branch of the Romania Academy

The Orthodox Cathedral

The Orthodox Cathedral

The Orthodox Cathedral
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Transylvania History Museum 		a
Pharmacy Museum 		a
House of Mathias Corvinus
(15th cent.)
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Botanical Garden 		a
Botanical Museum 		a
Green House from the Botanical Garden
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The National Theatre and the Orthodox Cathedral 		a
St. Michael's Roman-Catholic church		 a
The City Hall
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St. Michael Church
Gothic style (14th-15th cc) 		a
Orthodox Cathedral 		a
The Main Reformed Church
Gothic Style (14-15th cent.)
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Reformed Church from the Lower part of the Town (20 century) 		a
Memorial Temple (Synagoge) of the Jewish Community (20 century) 		a
Greek-Catholic Church of the Lord's Resurection Baroque Style (18th century)
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The Romanian National Theatre and Opera House 		a
The Hungarian State Theatre and Opera House 		a
memorial houses, theatres, opera-house, cinemas, art galleries.
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Mathias Corvinus (1902) 		Equestrian statues:

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Michael the Brave (1976)

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St. George (14th cent.)
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Somes River 		a
Somes River 		a
Mihai Viteazu Square
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Art Museum hosted in the Banffy Palace
Baroque style (18th cent.) 		a
Transylvania's Ethnography Museum		 a
Wall remains and Tailors' Bastion
(17th cent.) in the citadel (16th cent.)