Old theatre of Arad
Romania's first permanent theatre building, constructed in 1817 on Gheorghe Lazăr Street in Arad, stands as a monument…
Romania: 174 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, region by region — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
Romania's first permanent theatre building, constructed in 1817 on Gheorghe Lazăr Street in Arad, stands as a monument…
A short distance from the Hungarian border, Oradea preserves one of Central Europe's densest concentrations of Secession architecture.…
A 1913 Hungarian Secession culture palace in Transylvania, famous for its Hall of Mirrors and stained glass.
Interwar bank palace of 1931–1933 by Mathias Hubert for the Swabian banks of the Banat, with a gable…
The residence Gustav Adolf Suter built for himself on Filaret Hill around 1902-1906, an eclectic villa with Brâncovenesc…
Palatul Telefoanelor—the Telephones Company Building—rises 52.5 metres above Calea Victoriei, Bucharest's grandest boulevard, as the Romanian capital's…
Romania's seat of government since 1944, the Victoria Palace witnessed the final hours of communist rule when Nicolae…
The same architects who built the Subotica synagogue crossed into what is now Romania to leave their most…
Peleș Castle, Sinaia, Romania. Photo: Myrabella, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0. Sinaia, Prahova, Romania · 1873–1914 ·…
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