ROMANIAN SEASIDE TOURS 1

BLACK  SEA  COASTLINE
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The itinerary connects the antiques and medieval vestiges with some of the prestigious accomplishments of the last years

Constanta: city-harbor at Black Sea; residence city of Constanta district. The former city Tomis founded by Milezeian Greeks (VI BC  century) and revitalized by Romans (I-IV centuries). Museum of national history and archeology; museum of history of navigation, natural sciences, plastic arts. Roman fortress (walls of precinct, districts, vestiges of the antique harbor); promenade ( monumental sculpture, XIX century); aquarium, planetarium.

Mamaia: climacteric resort places between the waters of the sea and those of the lake with the same name. theme park, summer theatre, cinema, playgrounds etc.

Murfatlar: village in the environ of the well known vine yard with the same name. floristic reservation; rupestrian complex (IX-X centuries) carved in Tibisirului hill.

Medgidia: city placed on the navigable channel Danube-Black Sea (Carasu valley). Museum of plastic art; monumental sculpture.

Cernavoda: city-harbor to Danube, at the entrance on the channel Danube-Black Sea. Vestiges of the Neolithic culture Hamangia ( the statues “Ganditorul” and “Femeia sezand”), marks of settlements and necropolis, along the time until Geto-Dacian époque. Axiopolis- Roman-Byzantine fortification and early feudal (IV-X century; ruins); museum of history, paleontology natural reservation (fossils).

Rasova: village-harbor at Danube, residence of the former district Silistea Noua (XIX century). Surroundings: Sacidava-Roman fortification (II century), on the old Dacian settlement.

Oltina: village-harbor at Danube, on the lake with the same name. Altinum (Altina)-Roman settlement (I-V century), station of the battle fleet of Moesia Secunda province (ground waves, walls, bricks, Roman ceramics, kilns; ruins)

Adamclisi: village set on a former Geto-Dacian settlement. Museum of archeology; Tropaeum Traiani (109 AC)- restored; Roman fortress (II AC; vestiges); funeral altar and mausoleum (marks).

Mangalia: city-harbor at Black Sea. Former Callatis colony, founded by Greeks (VI BC), developed by Romans (II-IV century), used by Genoese (XIII-XIV) that name it Pangalia. In 1593 appears with the nowadays name. permanent balneal-climacteric resort (15-20m. alt.), its mineral water has the highest  radioactivity from Europe (Mangalia lake); used by Romans for baths. Therapeutic indications: diseases of the locomotive system, marginal and central nervous system, genecology, dermatology, otorinolaringology, diseases of the blood, extra-pulmonary tuberculosis, rickets; Gerovital treatments are applied. Museum of archeology; “Mercurius” collection; fortress (ruins); the tomb with papyrus (IV BC); monument of oriental architecture (1590). Surroundings: Hagieni forestry reservation, Limanu village (museum of plastic arts; cave).

Saturn: marine balneal climacteric resort at 3km north Mangalia, with similar therapeutic indications. Playgrounds, leisure. Surroundings: seasonal balneal climacteric resorts Venus-Aurora and Jupiter.

Neptun-Olimp: marine balneal climacteric resort at 9km. north of Saturn, similar therapeutic indications. Playgrounds, leisure.

Eforie Sud: marine balneal climacteric resort at 15km north of Neptun Olimp, similar therapeutic indications; cold baths in Techirghiol lake and treatments with mud in solarium. Playgrounds, leisure means. Surroundings: Costinesti- balneal climacteric resort for youths.

Eforie Nord: marine balneal climacteric resort at 3km, of Eforie Sud, similar therapeutic indications. Playgrounds, leisure means. Surroundings: Techirghiol seasonal balneal-climacteric resort.

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