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This is also a part of the old city, but is more quite like a separated neighbourhood, often called Fabric, due to his old factories around that used to run from old times. The buildings are beautiful, but be careful. Try not to visit the area at night and always keep an eye on your valuables.…

It's the symbol of the Romanian revolution. Here you can find The Metropolitan Orthodox Cathedral, The Opera House, The City Hall, The Philharmonic, The Museum of Banat and beautiful palaces built at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century.

With its beautiful palaces and all the coffee houses it is the old city's center. Here you find St. George's Cathedral (The Catholic Dome), The Baroque Palace (now a beautiful art gallery), The Serbian Church and other important buildings.

place where the Anti-communist Revolution started. Here you can also fin an incredible statue of St. Mary and the Cathedral of the Reformed Church

A great museum to visit to better understand what happened in the short seven days during which Romania got its independence.

Was the largest span bridge built on concrete beams in 1909's Europe and became a case study in the field for its innovation

A small square with old buildings. Here you can find the old City Hall and the beautiful St. Nepomuk's Statue.

Part of Timisoara's old defensive walls. The Bastion is located near Piata Unirii, it has been recently renovated.

Here you can discover the Romanian tradition and traditional houses from different ethnic groups found in Romania.

The oldest monument of Timișoara, built between 1443 and 1447. Currently houses the Museum of Banat.

Among the permanent exhibitions, here you can see the largest collection of Corneliu Baba paintings.

Built in neo-romanesque style between 1896 and 1901.

It's a small zoo, but your children will love it.

Contemporary art space