Constanța Heritage Sites
Constanța’s heritage spans over two millennia, from the ancient Greek and Roman foundations of Tomis to late 19th-century European architecture. This selection features the iconic Art Nouveau Casino on the Black Sea promenade, the Roman Mosaic Building with its expansive 4th-century floors, and the Grand Mosque’s unique blend of Egyptian and Byzantine styles. Explore religious diversity through the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul and the Armenian Church, or visit monuments like the Genoese Lighthouse and the statue of the exiled poet Ovid.
A Constanța Casino
Constanța Casino is a historic Art Nouveau building on the Black Sea coast in Romania, originally inaugurated in 1910. After extensive renovation from 2020 to 2025, it reopened to visitors in May 2025 and serves as a cultural landmark and tourist attraction.
B Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral in Constanța is the largest and most significant Romanian Orthodox church in the Dobruja region, built at the end of the 19th century. It is renowned for its historical and architectural importance, including unique frescoes.
C The Mosque of Constanța
The Grand Mosque of Constanța is a historic mosque located in Constanța, Romania, built between 1910 and 1912. It features a blend of neo-Egyptian, neo-Byzantine, and neo-Romanesque architecture and is a classified monument.
D Statue of Mihai Eminescu
The Statue of Mihai Eminescu is a bronze artwork created by Oscar Han in 1930, honoring the Romanian Romantic poet Mihai Eminescu. It serves as a cultural landmark celebrating Eminescu's literary influence.
E Genoese Lighthouse
When on the promenade along the waterfront, you will come by this nice, 8m tall lighthouse built in 1860 to honor Genoese merchants.
F Roman Agora Museum
The Roman Mosaic Building is a county museum located in the historic center of Constanța, featuring mosaics and artifacts from the Roman period. It provides insight into the port and constructions during the Roman Empire, making it an important attraction for those interested in ancient history and archaeology.
G The Hunchiar Mosque
The Hünkar Mosque is a mosque located at 41 Tomis Boulevard, Constanța, Romania.
H The House with Lions
A late 19th-century building notable for its four columns sporting sculptured lions.
I Biserica Armenească „Sfânta Maria”
An 1880 Armenian Orthodox church located near the waterfront, serving the city's historic Armenian community.
J Parc arheologic „Locuirea citadină Tomis”
Archaeological site featuring the excavated foundations of residential buildings from the ancient Greek and Roman city of Tomis.
K Cornel Medrea
The Fishermen Statue Group is a public monument crafted by Cornel Medrea, a renowned Romanian sculptor known for his statues and busts of notable personalities. This artwork is part of Romania's artistic heritage and is displayed in a public space accessible to visitors.
Teatrul pentru Copii și Tineret „Căluțul de Mare”
A puppet and youth theater housed in a designated historical building in the city's cultural district.
Museum of the Romanian Navy
The National Museum of the Romanian Navy is dedicated to Romania's naval history and maritime heritage. It hosts exhibitions, events, and participates in national symposia, making it an interesting destination for history and maritime enthusiasts.
N The Statue of Ovidius
The Statue of Ovid in Constanța is a bronze monument created in 1887 that honors the Roman poet Ovid and his exile by the Black Sea. Located in the city's historic center, it serves as a cultural symbol reflecting ancient history and literature.
Folk Art Museum
This museum boasts around 16,000 exhibits on all Romanian ethnographic regions ranging from folk costumes and jewellery to interiors.
Biserica Ortodoxă „Sfântul Gheorghe”
An Orthodox church built in the early 20th century, featuring traditional Neo-Romanian architectural elements.
Biserica Ortodoxă „Sf. Împărați Constantin și Elena”
A historic Orthodox church completed in 1937, designed in the Byzantine style with distinctive brickwork and domes.
Biserica Ortodoxă „Schimbarea la Față”
The oldest church in the city, built between 1862 and 1867. Its low profile reflects Ottoman-era restrictions on the height of Christian buildings.
Roman Baths
Ruins of a Roman-era thermal complex situated near the ancient port, featuring remaining masonry and heating system foundations.
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