Constanța
What to see in Constanța
Things to see, picked to fill a whole day.
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1Art Nouveau landmark and cultural centreCazinoul Constanța
The seafront Casino, built between 1904 and 1910 in Art Nouveau style to plans by Daniel Renard, restored and reopened in 2025 as a cultural centre.
It is a category A listed monument and holds 4.4 on Google from more than 15,800 reviews, while the promenade around it has 4.6 from more than 16,200.
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2Roman site and historic squareEdificiul roman cu mozaic și Piața Ovidiu
The main square of the old town, with Ovid's statue of 1887, and at its edge the building that shelters the Roman mosaic on the cliff of ancient Tomis.
Ovid Square holds 4.5 on Google from more than 5,500 reviews, and the building, a category A listed monument, keeps about 400 m² of polychrome mosaic in place.
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3Historic mosqueMoscheea Carol I
The mosque built between 1910 and 1913 on King Carol I's initiative, with a minaret climbed by a 140-step staircase and an oriental carpet of 144 m².
It is a category A listed monument and holds 4.6 on Google from more than 1,500 reviews.
Peninsula
4Dolphinarium, planetarium and wildlife parkDelfinariul (Complexul Muzeal de Științe ale Naturii)
Museum complex on Mamaia Boulevard, with a dolphinarium opened in 1972, a planetarium and a small reserve with birds and animals from Dobruja and the Danube Delta.
It holds 4.6 on Google from more than 28,800 reviews, the most of any place in the city.
Delfinariu
5Museum of Romanian artMuzeul de Artă Constanța
Museum of Romanian art in two buildings, one from 1895 and one from 1980–1982, with works by Grigorescu, Luchian, Pallady and Tonitza and much art inspired by Dobruja.
It holds 4.7 on Google from more than 900 reviews, the highest score among the city's museums, and the old building is a category A listed monument.
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