Ensemble of Brâncuși at Târgu Jiu — Romania (UNESCO)
Constantin Brâncuși was born on 19 February 1876 in the village of Hobiţa in the Gorj county of…
Romania: 174 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, region by region — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
Constantin Brâncuși was born on 19 February 1876 in the village of Hobiţa in the Gorj county of…
The dome that rises over the Fabric district belongs to Lipót Baumhorn, the most prolific synagogue architect of…
Founded in 1583, the First Romanian School was the first educational institution on present-day Romanian soil to teach…
A restored 42-metre fire tower in central Bucharest, now operating as a museum. Recently reopened after comprehensive restoration…
A modernist villa in Bucharest housing the personal collection of pioneering Romanian artists Frederic Storck and Cecilia Cuțescu-Storck,…
The first Secession palace in Oradea (1903), by Bálint and Jámbor, its façade wound with carved vines and…
A publicly funded German-language theatre in Timișoara, Romania, revived in 1953 after closure in 1899.
A historic mosque in Constanța, Romania's principal Black Sea port, protected as a national monument and revered by…
A restored synagogue in Constanța, Romania, reopened in May 2026 after years of abandonment and careful rehabilitation work.
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