The Perfect Location

The Perfect Location

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– Rosetti ONE –

Discover a building with historical, urban and architectural value, which is part of the building stock with an identity character of the peninsular area from the interwar period, located in a multiple protected area of the national heritage.

– Rosetti ONE –

Discover a historical building dating back to the interwar period, located inside a protected area of the national heritage, within the urban site of Peninsula Constanta - Ancient City Tomis, in close proximity to historical architectural monuments such as the Great Synagogue, Stone House (Alleon House), Toudorou Rousou House, and "Mihai Eminescu" High School.

– The Jewish Quarter (CA Rosetti Street) –

Explore the streets around the Great Synagogue, the area known in the interwar period as the Jewish Quarter, a place where the Ottoman, Greek, Jewish cultures came together, which defined the multi-ethnic character of the port city of Constanța and imprinted a spirit open to harmonious coexistence, and allowed the presence and good neighborhood of buildings with architectural-urban characteristics specific to each ethnic group.

The Synagogue

In 1910, "proper authorization to build a temple on the property of the Israelite Community of Constanța" is requested.

The Stone House

The Alleon House, which once gave the street its name, was built for the banker Jean Gérard Amédée Alleon.

Theodorou Roussou House

Built at the end of the 19th century by the Greek painter Theodorou Rousou, in a neoclassical style.

– The Jewish Quarter (CA Rosetti Street) –

Explore the streets around the Great Synagogue, the area known in the interwar period as the Jewish quarter, a place of confluence of Ottoman, Greek and Jewish cultures, which defined the multi-ethnic character of the port city of Constanta and impressed a spirit open to coexistence in harmony, and allowed what it allows the presence and good proximity of buildings with architectural-urban characteristics specific to each ethnic group.

Explore the streets around the Great Synagogue, an area known during the interwar period as the Jewish quarter, a place where the Ottoman, Greek and Jewish cultures came together, which defined the multi-ethnic character of the port city of Constanța.

The Synagogue

In 1910, "proper authorization was requested to build a temple on the property of the Israeli Community of Constanta.

The Synagogue

In 1910, "proper authorization to build a temple on the property of the Israeli Community of Constanța is requested.

The Stone House

Alleon House, which once gave the street its name, was built for the banker Jean Gérard Amédée Alleon.

House of Theordou Rousou

Built at the end of the 19th century by the Greek painter Teodorou Rousou, in a neoclassical style.

– Ovidiu Square –

– Cliff Casino –

In 1898, the Constanța City Beautification Commission decided to create an artificial seafront in the middle of which to build the new Casino.

The Casino of Constanta

The Casino of Constanța is an iconic building located in Piața Ovidiu in the city of Constanţa, Romania. Construction began in 1905 and was completed in 1910, being designed by the French architect Daniel Renard.

The Genoese Lighthouse

The Genovese lighthouse in Constanța is an impressive historical building located in Piața Ovidiu, right next to the city's port and close to the Casino.

Statue of Mihai Eminescu

The statue of Mihai Eminescu in Piața Ovidiu in Constanta is a sculpture dedicated to the greatest Romanian poet, Mihai Eminescu. It is located in a central place in Piața Ovidiu.

– Cliff Casino –

In 1898, the Constanța City Beautification Commission decided to create an artificial seafront in the middle of which to build the new Casino.

The Casino of Constanta

The works began in 1903, according to the plans of the French architect Daniel Renard, and on August 15, 1910, on Saint Mary's Day, the Art Nouveau gem was completed.

The Genoese Lighthouse

If you have walked at least once on the seafront in Constanța, you must have passed by the Genovese Lighthouse, which, although it is an important objective, can go unnoticed.

Statue of Mihai Eminescu

The casino's waterfront is guarded by the statue of Mihai Eminescu, a great poet spending a few days at the end of the 19th century in the attic of the "Regina" hotel, today, "Intim".

– Modern Beach –

Modern Beach is the main beach of the city of Constanța, located next to the Tomis Harbour, accessible on foot from the old town and the central area of Constanța. It is frequented not only by locals but also by tourists who seek a more cosmopolitan atmosphere compared to the touristy vibes of Mamaia.

Modern Beach and its neighboring beach are the venues for the annual Neversea festival.

– Modern Beach –

It is the beach of the city of Constanța, neighboring Port Tomis, accessible by foot from the area of the old town and the central part of Constanţa, frequented not only by the people of Constanța but also by tourists who want a more cosmopolitan atmosphere than the touristic one in the Mamaia resort.

Plajă Modern and the adjacent one host the annual Neversea festival.

– Tomis Touristic Harbour –

– Tomis Touristic Harbour –

The Tomis Touristic Harbour holds a special charm that, in recent years, has attracted a large number of yachts due to its modern facilities.

If at the beginning Tomis port was only a basin surrounded by breakwaters and with two small entrance lighthouses, used mainly by fishing boats, in recent years modern mooring pontoons, hangars for yachts and specialty restaurants have been set up around the port, the port Tomis has become a place of promenade, in continuation of the seafront, which offers tourists a harmonious connection with the beach of the city of Constanța, known as the Modern beach.

– Tomis Touristic Harbour –

– Tomis Touristic Harbour –

The Tomis Touristic Harbour holds a special charm that, in recent years, has attracted a large number of yachts due to its modern facilities.