Culture & History in Constanţa

Explore Constanta Old Town with a self-guided audio tour! Your journey starts at the statue of Queen Elisabeth, honoring Romania’s beloved queen. From here, head to the Genoese Lighthouse, a symbol of Constanta’s maritime heritage. Next, stroll to Tomis Harbour, the city's bustling commercial heart. Continue to Ovid’s Square, named after the exiled Roman poet Ovid, and learn about his life and cultural impact on the city. A short walk brings you to Central Park, a serene green space perfect for reflecting on Constanta’s rich history. Nearby stands the Great Synagogue, a reminder of the once-thriving Jewish community and their contributions to the city's cultural fabric. Visit the Roman Edifice with Mosaic and the Roman Baths, remnants of Roman luxury with intricate mosaics and sophisticated bathhouses showcasing their architectural brilliance. Next, see St. Anthony’s Catholic Church, representing the religious diversity that defines Constanta. Finally, your tour concludes at St. Peter and Paul’s Cathedral, a grand symbol of faith and a testament to the city's enduring spiritual heritage. Throughout this self-guided audio tour, discover how the sea has been a lifeline for Constanta, attracting diverse communities like Greeks, Romans, and Genoese, each leaving their mark. As you explore at your own pace, let the stories, architecture, and spirit of Constanta Old Town captivate you.