Tourist Attractions in Constanța
Constanța is a story that blends the charm of millennia-old history with the vibrancy of a modern port city.
The Casino
in Constanța
4 Regina Elisabeta Boulevard,
Constanța
A model of elegance and refinement,
the Casino is an Art Nouveau gem. It has recently been restored and
reopened to the public.
A symbol of the city of Constanța, it is not
just a building, but a living emblem of the past and present, a place steeped
in history and significance. We invite you to discover its mysteries!
The Dolphinarium
Constanța
255 Mamaia Boulevard, Constanța
Part of the Natural Sciences Museum Complex, the Dolphinarium offers interactive shows featuring dolphins and sea lions, making it one of the favorite attractions for children. Let yourself be captivated by the grace of these amazing marine mammals, which come to life every day!
The
Museum of National History and Archaeology
7 Arhiepiscopiei Street, Ovidiu Square, Constanța
Located in Ovidiu Square, the museum building houses remarkable ancient artifacts, including Greco-Roman ruins and extremely valuable sculptures. It is one of the richest in Romania. Let history guide your steps!
The Aquarium
Constanța
1 Elisabeta Blvd.,
Constanța, Constanța County
Step into the magical underwater world! Explore the marine life of the Black Sea and other ecosystems! Whether you choose to visit with the whole family or with friends, you’re sure to be delighted! Perfect for families, aquarium enthusiasts, and marine adventurers!
The Mosque
Carol I
5 Arhiepiscopiei Street (Ovidiu Square), Constanța
A magnificent building in Moorish style, featuring a minaret open to visitors that offers a spectacular view of the old town and the harbor. You’ll be captivated by the building’s grandeur and its exotic oriental charm!
The
Roman Mosaic Building
https://minac.ro/edificiul-roman-cu-mozaic/
12 Ovidiu Square, Constanța
A unique monument in Eastern Europe, featuring impressive mosaics and commercial remains from the Roman period, the Roman Mosaic Building will captivate you with its grandeur, vibrant colors, and architectural design!
The Casino Promenade
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Constanța
The elegant promenade stretching along the Black Sea coast is perfect for walks and taking photos, offering a splendid view of the city’s historic landmarks.
The Square
Ovidiu
13 Ovidiu Square, Constanța
The heart of ancient Tomis, a vibrant pedestrian area surrounded by terraces and museums and dominated by the statue of the poet Ovid, invites you to discover its secrets.
The
Archaeological Park
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Ferdinand Boulevard, Constanța
A large green space with walking paths, playgrounds, and attractions for children, perfect for relaxation and family activities.
The Lighthouse
Genovez
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12 Remus Opreanu Street, Constanța
Before the Ottoman Empire had yet set foot on the European mainland, the galleys of the Genoese were landing at the ancient fortress of Tomis. A symbol of the Port of Constanța, restored in modern times, the Genoese Lighthouse will light your way to the stories of the city!
The Queen's
Nest
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The
main breakwater of the Port of Constanța
Beloved by Queen Marie, the building has a history dating back over 140 years.“ TheQuiet Nest,” as the Queen called it—or the Royal Pavilion, as it was known during the interwar period—was surrounded by the churning waters of the sea.
Tomis
Tourist Port
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Strada
Lebedei, Constanța
A lively area, filled with restaurants, cafes, and outdoor seating, perfect for strolling and admiring the boats. Built on the site of the former Dolphin Golf Course, it will surprise you with its beauty and lively atmosphere. Add a touch of magic to your visit and choose to watch dolphins in their natural habitat!
Naval Museum
53 A Traian Street, Constanța
Opened in 1969, the museum building is located on the site of the former Naval Academy in Constanța. Considered a cultural and heritage landmark of Constanța, it is designated as a historic monument. Discover the leading figures of the maritime world, as well as another symbol of the city of Constanța!
LUPA Capitolina
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42 Tomis Blvd., Constanța
The statue of the She-Wolf is located right at the entrance to the city’s historic center. The monument is a bronze replica of the famous original statue in Rome. Legend has it that the she-wolf nursed the twin brothers Romulus and Remus, the legendary founders of Rome. It’s waiting for you to discover its story!
Greek Church of the Metamorphosis
36 Mircea cel Bătrân Street, Constanța
It is the oldest Orthodox church in the city, built
between 1862 and 1868 with contributions and donations from the Greek community in Constanța
and other towns across the country, as well as from Greeks throughout Europe.
It captivates visitors with its simplicity
and the beauty of its interior murals. Discover its stories!
Oleg Danovski Opera and Ballet Theater
97 Mircea cel Bătrân Street, Constanța
In 1957, the “Opera Dobrogeană” was founded, one of the most distinguished artistic institutions, which was initially named the “Musical Theater.”Since then, there have been many changes in the institution’s name: 1976 – Lyric Theater; 1996 – Opera; 2004 – “Oleg Danovski” National Opera and Ballet Theater.Step inside and discover the most beautiful arias and duets from famous performances!
Museum of Folk Art
32 Tomis Blvd.
(near Constanța City Hall)
The museum building is an architectural monument in the Neo-Romanian style. It was constructed between 1893 and 1896 to serve as the seat of the city’s Town Hall. The museum’s permanent exhibition, “Folk Art of Romania,” is designed to represent all of Romania’s historical provinces. The objects on display are representative of traditional Romanian crafts. Come experience authentic Romanian culture right where it belongs!
Art Museum
https://muzeuldeartaconstanta.ro/
82–84 Tomis Boulevard
The museum was established based on the painting and sculpture collections of the Constanța City Hall Art Gallery and the one in Balchik (opened between 1935 and 1937). The permanent collection traces the evolution of Romanian art, featuring works by Theodor Aman, Nicolae Grigorescu, and Ioan Andreescu, as well as artists from the first half of the 20th century, including paintings, sculptures, and engravings. Step into a world full of color!
Modern Beach
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Strada
Mircea the Elder,
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It is located a short distance from the city center. It is the ideal spot for relaxation, especially for those who want to explore Tomis Harbor, the Casino Promenade, and other nearby attractions. Choose the beach closest to the old town center!
Hunkiar Mosque
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41 Tomis Boulevard, Constanța
The mosque was built in the name of the Ottoman Sultan Abdülaziz. Constructed in the mid-19th century, it features a simple Moorish-style architecture. Discover the Ottoman landmarks of Dobrogea and step inside to learn their stories!
Tăbăcăriei Park
and the Land of the Dwarves
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Alexandru Lăpușneanu
Boulevard
The park area encompasses the largest space in the city featuring walking paths, playgrounds, and attractions for children, making it ideal for relaxation and family activities. Here you’ll also find an oasis of relaxation and greenery right in the heart of Constanța.
Wind Street
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STradela
Vântului,
No. 6–8, Constanța
It is located just a few steps from the Greek Church of the Metamorphosis, among old buildings from the 19th and 20th centuries. The second narrowest street in Romania, after Sforii Street in Brașov, transports you into Danish fairy tales and Romanian stories, long forgotten. Walking down Vântului Street evokes Mediterranean and Greek influences, and on the horizon you’ll discover the sea.
The Ion Jalea Museum
https://muzeuldeartacon
stanta.ro/ion-jalea-museum/
26
Arhiepiscopiei Street, Constanța
The elegance of the building, designed in the Neo-Romanian style, has a special quality. In 1968, the sculptor Ion Jalea decided to donate 108 works of art to the city of Constanța, and city officials decided to house the collection in “Casa Pariano,” which became the "Ion Jalea" Museum. You will be guided through all the phases of the sculptor’s creative process and his favorite themes, thus tracing an exceptional artistic journey.
The statue of Mihai Eminescu
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The Promenade
of the Constanța Casino
The bust of Mihai Eminescu located on the promenade
in front of the Constanța Casino was created in the early 1930s by the sculptor Oscar
Han.
Thus was fulfilled one of the wishes expressed by
the artist in one of his poems:
"I have but one wish left:
In the quiet of the evening
Let me die
By the sea."
Micro-Reserve and Exotic Birds
Mamaia Boulevard,
No. 255, Constanța
The micro-reserve covers an area of approximately 12 hectares, of which 2 hectares consist of open water with marshy vegetation. The site offers visitors a comprehensive view of Dobrogea’s natural environment. Experience the flora and fauna of Dobrogea! You’ll be captivated by the location!
The Planetarium
https://www.delfinariu.ro/
#Planetarium
255 Mamaia Boulevard, Constanța
It is the first public facility of its kind in the country.. The planetarium unveils the elusive mysteries of the sky. A universe of stars, planets, meteors, and galaxies is revealed to you, and you’ll learn to navigate among them using the constellations. Let yourself be enveloped by the fascinating world of the sky!
St. Mina Church
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Strada
21 Soveja Street, Constanța
Built between 1995 and 1997 according to the plans of architect Nicolae Goga, the property faithfully reflects the traditional Maramureș style down to the finest details. The beauty of the rustic-style building, combined with the tranquility of the setting, gives it a special charm. It awaits you to step inside.
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The perfect place for those seeking authenticity, a balance between relaxation and exploration, and a genuine connection to the spirit of the Romanian coast.
Pack your bags and leave your daily routine behind—your adventure starts here!
MAMAIA CONSTANȚA DESTINATION MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION ASSOCIATION
The Mamaia-Constanța Destination Management Organization (DMO) is the cornerstone of tourism development and promotion for one of the most iconic destinations on the Romanian coast.
CUI: 48146036
