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Timisoara has a number of museums, ancient cathedrals, monuments and parks that are worth a visit. The surroundings of Timisoara are rich in tourist sights. The towns and villages are each a feast for the eye. They preserved their traditional charm and peaceful atmosphere. The local people are pleasant, cheerful, and hard working. One should come here if one really wants to get to know them. Getting around - Historic Timisoara is organized like a cross, with Piata Libertatii at the hart . Brediceanu street, Piata Libertatii, and Blvd. 16th December 1989, and Piata Unirii run south-north. Needless to say , Piata Libertatii is Timisoara's most popular and centrally located hangout, filled with cafes, supermarkets and beer patios. Blvd. 16th December, a pedestrian walkway that opens onto Piata Libertatii is also a great place to grab an ice cream or a beer. Piata Unirii, 110 yards north of Piata Libertatii is Timisoara's main meeting place, a quiet square lined with amber, orange and blazing-red 18th century apartments. Buses and trolleys run through Timisoara regularly, but you can easily rely on your feet for transportation unless you're headed to or from the train station. HUNIADES's CASTLE It was built by Carol Robert d'Anjou in 1316 and redecorated and enlarged by Iancu of Hunedoara (15th century) it is one of the oldest fortified bastionbastions in Timisoara. Today it houses the "Banat Museum" where you'll find a good collection of historic, archaeological and ethnographic displays . Other exhibits include maps, paintings and a scale model of 16th century Timisoara. Huniade's Castle is located at: Piata Huniade Nr. 1. From the north side of Blvd. 16th December, walk a block east. BASTION OF THE CITADEL Built in the 18th century, the bastion of the Citadel is the modern home of the "Banat's Ethnographic Museum" with a large collection of peasant art, costumes and hand-crafted jewelry and tools. If you go, you should inspect the Bastion complex from the outside. Raised by Timisoara's Turkish residents in the 1770's as a Muslim -only meeting hall, the Bastion retains its Arabic inscriptions and stone carvings. From hotel Continental walk two blocks north ob Hector street.

METROPOLITAN CATHEDRAL Built between 1936 and 1946 by Ioan Traianescu, Timisoara's chief Orthodox cathedral is located at the end of Blvd. 16th December 1989. This 268 foot-tall, narrow brick church mixes Byzantine style with Moldovian influences. The church interior accommodates 5,000 and has a tall dome at the centre. In the basement is a display of the 16th to 19th century icons ob wood and glass, beautifully preserved medieval stained glass, as well as books and other church objects. Admission is free, just ask one of the priests for a tour. They are more than happy to show you around. Basement icon collection, daily 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. OLD TOWN HALL It is the oldest building in town (18th century) built in the Renaissance and Baroque style, it stands on the site of a former Turkish public bath built in 1675 according to the stone inscription written in Arabic. Piata Libertatii Nr. 1. OPERA HOUSE AND NATIONAL THEATRE Both set in Piata Operei, were erected in the 18th century and rebuild in the 20th century. They are richly adorned and decorated. If you enjoy opera I suggest a night at the opera fallowed by a nice dinner at one of the many good restaurants in that area. OLD CHIEFS COMMISSIONER's OFFICE Located in Piata Unirii, and built in 1754 in the Renaissance and Baroque style, this magnificent building is remarkable for its carved wooden gates set in stone portals and its richly adorned walls. BANAT VILLAGE MUSEUM Is located in the Green Wood Forest just outside the city. Founded in 1971 on a 43 acres, it contains 21 monuments and 30 peasant dwellings (19th century) with all of their implement, brought from different areas of Banat.


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