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Galați Must-Sees

Galați sits on the left bank of the Danube, featuring a 14-hectare botanical garden that houses a planetarium and observatory. The city’s cultural landscape is anchored by the Fani Tardini Dramatic Theatre and the specialized Gulliver Puppet Theatre. As a key port and industrial center, its infrastructure includes active ferry terminals connecting to the Dobrogea region and a major railway station linking the city to Bucharest and the Moldovan border.

Grădina Botanică Galați

Spanning over 14 hectares on the left bank of the Danube, this site features diverse plant collections, a planetarium, and an astronomical observatory.

Teatrul Dramatic "Fani Tardini"

Established in 1955, this theater hosts dramatic performances and honors the legacy of 19th-century actress Fani Tardini.

Teatris

Contemporary cultural venue and theater hosting live performances, concerts, and artistic events.

Teatrul de păpuși "Gulliver"

Specialized theater established in 1952, focusing on puppet and marionette productions for children and families.

Playground

Public recreational area and park located near the city's riverfront.

Gara Galați

Major railway terminus connecting the Danube port with national routes and the Moldovan border.

Galați

River crossing terminal on the left bank of the Danube providing ferry access to I.C. Brătianu.

I. C. Brătianu

Ferry terminal on the right bank of the Danube, serving as a transit point toward Tulcea and the Dobrogea region.

Esculap

Local pharmacy providing medical supplies and services.