Touristic objectives
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, Lugoj - Historical and Cultural Crossroad
Attested since 1334, the town of Lugoj is situated in the West of Romania, at about 60 km. From Timisoara, the administrative centre of the department of Timis, on the European road 70, the future continental highway that will link the west side of the country to Bucharest.
The Serbian Church - Unirii Square
Current name
The Serbian Orthodox Cathedral
Dating
Between 1744 and 1748, the Orthodox Episcopal Church (Cathedral) is built, on the site of the old fortifications existing in the sixteenth century and demolished after 1740.
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Timisoara Revolution Museum
The Museum of the Romanian Revolution from 1989 in Timişoara is the most important point of storage and presentation of information on the December 1989 Revolution from the entire country.
History:
, Museum of Romanian Press - Jimbolia
The Museum of romanian Press from Jimbolia was declared open on 14 september 2007, the first institution of this kind in Romania, one of the few even in Europe (in Aachen, Germany, and in Portugal).
, Wooden Churches
In the area of the upper basin of Bega river, the area still forested on extended surfaces, a rich architecture in wood had developed, represented both by traditional houses and country schools, administrative buildings or commercial constructions, but the most important still kept today are the
Jupânești - Potters Home
Sixty years ago, each household from Jupâneşti a village administered by Făget - had one or two potters. The village of Jupâneşti, located in Vădanei Valley, was a famous pottery centre, given the local supply of quartz sand and adequate clay.
, The Castle of Lost Wonders
The most famous noble family from the north-west of the Timiş-Torontal county in the XVIIth-XIXth centuries was the one of the Counts Nacu, Aromanians coming from Greece and settled in Banat.
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, Timis Wine and Equitation
For wine and equitation ”pilgrims” the following route is indicated:
1. The starting point is Petrovaselo, Timis.
The first clues indicate that originally four Serbian families settled here:
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, Timisoara Banatian Living Village Museum
The Banatian Living Village Museum concept, proposed for implementation via HURO / 1101 / 164/ 2.1.3 project, consists of the reiteration of the Banat village living conditions of the early 19th century by building a replica of 4 traditional farms authentic households, by ethnicity: Romanian, Hun
, Theresia Bastion and Cross-Border Multifunctional Center
The Bastion, Theresia Bastion, was originally designed as a “ravelin” (a fortification item built outside the first entrenchment of the fortress, approximately in the middle of the curtain between the two bastions, to “flank” with “flanking fire” those bastions.
, Banatian Village Museum Timisoara
Benefitting of the natural environment of the oak forest in the north-eastern outskirts of Timisoara, the Banat Village Museum continually redefines its mission through the exercise of its functions that makes it a cultural institution in the service of society and which collects, conserves, rese
, Bega Canal
Bega River is 254 km long, of which 178 km are in Romania and 76 km in Serbia. It springs in the Poiana Rusca mountains to the northeast of Timisoara, part of the Carpathian Mountains, and it flows into the Tisa in Serbia and thereafter into the Danube.
Charlottenburg - Circular Village
Charlottenburg or Charlotenburg; Sarlota (Romanian); Sarlotavar (Hungarian), is settled in the western part of Romania, in the Romanian Banat, district of Timis, municipality of Bogda (germ. Neuhof) in the socalled Bergsau area.
Metropolitan Cathedral Timisoara
The Orthodox Mitropolitan Cathedral is the tallest cathedral in Romania and one of the largest churches in our country. It can be seen from distance when one comes closer to the city and often it represents the symbol of Timişoara.
, Poiana Ruscă Mountains
Poiana Rusca
The agro-touristic area of the Poiana Rusca mountain piedmont is located on the east side of Timis county, at the border with Hunedoara and Caras Severin Counties. The localities belonging to this area are: