Most reviewed Monuments & Statues in Southeast Romania
4.0Piața Ovidiu(156 reviews) - Great pedestrian zone Spent < 1 hour Historic Walking Areas • Monuments & Statues
It's a very beautiful square in the heart of the pedestrian zone of the old city part of Constanta. It's a joy to walk over here, take your time and enjoy each step, each building. The only thing to be added is that, unfortunately, there is a lot of work which still needs to be done regarding some old and extraordinary beautiful buildings/places and I can add here: The History Museum, The Roman Mosaic zone (which seems will enter soon in a renovation state), The Lions House... and there are others too...See more..
Definitely a monument that I'm speechless of. I really recommend tourists to visit this piece of art, because surely you will learn a lot of history about Romania. My favourite part of this monument is of course the statue, but the base is constructed in a very talented way. Everyday I think about how did those people live in those times. It's unbelievable. As I said, I really, really, really recommend visiting this place at least once.See more..
Imposing monument in Tulcea, with an excellent view of the city and Danube river, celebrating the Independance War Nearby is the Aegyssus ancient roman city ruins, with some wall and amphoras still partialy in the ground.See more..
4.5The Public Clock(15 reviews) - Perfect for tourists Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings • Monuments & Statues
One of the most representative buildings of the city is the Public Clock in Traian Square, built in 1909 by the Czech company Carol Sakar. The clock is a piece of rare urban furniture, as the clocks of church towers or administrative buildings were preferred, and less individual clocks.See more..
Traian's Monument is located in the old center of Braila and gives the name of the Park in front of Maria Filloti Theater. The statue is more than 100 years old and has been inaugurated in commemorating the Dacian-Roman wars.See more..
5.0Mausoleum Soveja(1 review) - In the memory of our heroes Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues It is built in the memory of 2200 unknown soldiers that died in the First World War. All the remains are in an open crypt. The know soldiers remains are placed in the stone behind marble plaques. The battle took place in 1917.See more..
4.0Monumentul Unirii(1 review) - Obelisk/ Monument of the 1859 Union of Moldavia and the Romanian County Monuments & Statues
In the left part of Unirii Place there is a red granite obelisk on a bronze tor with sculptures. The monument, 4 m high, was built by sculptor Ion Jalea in 1976. On 24th January each year the Romanians celebrate here the 1859 Union of Moldavia and the Romanian County, by making a giant Hora, a circle of dancers spinning on the place of the Union. On the octogonal steps, the bronze base displays the sculptures of the people involved in realising the Union, the ruler of the united countries, Alexandru Ioan Cuza and the peasants.See more..
