Museums
- Natural Sciences Museum Complex
- Romanian Navy Museum
- Art Museum
- Folk Art Museum
- ”Ion Jalea” Museum
- Carol I Lighthouse and Harbor Museum
- Mosaic Floored Building
- Museum for National History and Archaeology Constanța
Archaeological Sites
- Archaeological Park
- Roman Baths – Lentiarion
- Ruins of a tower of the Early Roman fortification wall
- Archaeological Park lounged by the Roman-Byzantine fortification wall
- Main City Gate
- Cathedral Park
- The archaeological complex Tropaeum Traiani
Churches and Monasteries
- Christian Basilica
- Christian Basilica
- Metamorphosis Greek Orthodox Church
- ”St. Mary” Armenian Church
- Hunchiar Mosque
- Jewish Synagogue
- “St. Anthony of Padua” Roman-Catholic Church
- "Saints Peter and Paul" Orthodox Cathedral
- Carol I Mosque
- "St. Andrew the Protocletus" Monastery
- Dervent Monastery
Entertainment and Leisure
- Tăbăcărie Park
- Archaeological Park
- Ovid Square and Tomis Boulvard
- ”Tomis” Touristic Marina
- Casino and Aquarium
Nature
Name
Constanta
Country
Romania
Location
On the western coast of the Black Sea- with the coordinates km 0 = lat. N 44° 10′, long. E 28° 09′
Foundation Date
6th century BC
Current Condition
Today, Constanţa is a prosperous port city with a population of almost 310,471 inhabitants of different nationalities. Its administrative territory covers an area of about 1121.66 km2. Though the city has predominat trade features, by its intense port activity, Constanţa has also a cultural-artistical, scientific and educational life through : The National Opera and Ballet Theatre „Oleg Danovski”, State Theatre, „Elpis” Theatre, Museum of National History and Archaeology, Art Museum, Folk Art Museum, Marine Museum, Military Museum, Natural Sciences Museum, „I. N. Roman” County Libray, „Ovidius” University Constanţa, different specialized highschools etc.