Constanta

Description:

Museum of National History and Archeology and Roman mosaic edifice is located in Constanta, Ovidiu Street No 12. The museum has numerous collections of numismatics, documents, archaeological items, sculptures and presents archeological evidence from the oldest traces of human life from the territory of Dobrogea and until our time.
Romanian Navy Museum - in addition to sailing equipment from ancient times, the museum has a number of documents and books of special value - the oldest paper in the museum as L `Original del Danubio, book printed in Venice.
Art Museum Blvd Tomis Constanta nr 82-84, where you can see paintings, sculpture and decorative art graphics signed by famous Romanian artists.
Museum of Sculpture "Ion Jalea" - where you can enjoy watching sculptors works graphically, most signed by artist John Jalea.
Planetarium - is equipped with an astronomical observatory and solar observation station. For those who have never visited a planetarium, is an unforgettable experience. Aquarium open daily between 09.00 and 18.00, presents fish from the Danube Delta and Black Sea and exotic species. Aquarium is structured in two sections. Marine department houses the species of fish and marine invertebrates from the Black Sea and Mediterranean migrants. It is the largest and representative part of the Aquarium, both in capacity of the pools and importance of species presented.
Episcopal Cathedral Constanta was built in the years 1883-1885 after the plans of architect I. Mincu. The cornerstone was put on September 4. 1883.