The Revolution Memorial Association of Timisoara is an association founded in Timisoara in 1990 in order to maintain the memory of the 1989 Romanian Revolution. The association was distinguished by the construction in Timisoara of 12 monuments devoted to those
Victoriei Square, formerly Opera Square, is one of the central squares of Timisoara, the place where Timisoara was proclaimed on December 20, 1989, the first free city in Romania. On the opposite poles of the market are the Opera North,
Bega is 254 km long in Romania 178 km and Serbia 76 km. They runs out in Poiana Rusca Mountain in Romania, part of Karpatane, and springs out in Tisza near the Title of Vojvodina in Serbia. Elva starts elven
According to some theories, the Roses Park was acknowledged because of the commitment of the town's rich ladies, who brought from abroad, all alone cost, a few rose species. In 1891, amid the Universal Exposition went to by King Franz
The Art Museum of Timisoara is an art museum located in the Baroque Palace in Timisoara. The museum was formed after the detachment of the Banat Museum's art section, which had been functioning for a while in a wing of
The Timisoara Orthodox Cathedral is a Romanian Orthodox church in Timisoara, in the recorded Banat locale, in western Romania. The house of God is the seat of the Archbishop of Timisoara and Metropolis of Banat. It is committed to the
The Serbian Episcopal Orthodox Cathedral is a mid-eighteenth century Baroque design style Orthodox church is situated in the notable Union Square of Timisoara, Romania. The eminent house of prayer connotes the immense significance the religious Orthodox confidence played to the
Unirii Square, the Vasile Alecsandri street is only for the pedestrians but the car can be parked in an adjacent street, Gheorghe Lazar Str., just 20 meters away. Ofcourse, the parking is not an easy thing like any major city
The Reformed Church, with access to Timotei Cipariu Street, was worked in 1902 in the Gothic style of England. The building comprising of a petition room and 11 abodes was planned by designers Nagy Karoly jun and Janoshazi Laszlo from
The Timisoara Orthodox Cathedral is a Romanian Orthodox church in Timisoara, in the historic Banat vicinity, in western Romania. The cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of Timisoara and Metropolis of Banat. It is devoted to the Three Holy
Roses Park, previously called Rosarium, The Park of Culture and Leisure "Stefan Plavat" and The Park of Culture is one of the parks in Timisoara. The park was built in 1891, on the identical time with Children’s Park, at the
The Museum of Banat is a museum in Timisoara, Romania, based in Huniade Castle. It was based in 1872 beneath the name "Societatea de Istorie si Arheologie" The Society for History and Archaeology. It hosts the biggest collection of archaeological
Theresia Bastion named after the Austrian Empress Maria Theresa, is the biggest preserved piece of defensive wall of the Austrian-Hungarian fortress of Timisoara. It covers approximately 1.7 hectares of the city center. It was constructed among 1732 to 1734. Today
Timisoara Zoological Garden is a 6.34-hectare zoo in Timisoara, Romania, placed northern-east of the metropolis near Green Forest. It changed into initially opened in 1986 with 30 species of animals, usually nearby to Romania. The zoo was opened to the