Constanța

Romania's gateway to the Black Sea, where the ruins of ancient Tomis, the Art Nouveau Casino, and Mamaia Beach shape its seaside charm.

Constanța is located on the Black Sea coast in southeastern Romania, originating as the ancient Greek colony of Tomis, where the Roman poet Ovid was exiled. The Old Town features Ovid Square, the National History and Archaeology Museum, the Roman Mosaics building, and the Grand Mosque of Constanța (Carol I Mosque), with the seaside landmark being the Art Nouveau-style Constanța Casino. The Tomis Yacht Port is perfect for walks and dining. To the north, Mamaia is a famous national beach resort, packed with hotels, nightclubs, and water parks. June to September is the best time for a beach holiday. It can be reached from Bucharest by train or highway, and Mihail Kogălniceanu Airport is nearby.

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