Fleet Command
In its over 100 years of existence, the building has had several uses, many of them related to the Navy. […]
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The Genoese lighthouse
The lighthouse was built around 1300 by the Genoese who traded in the port and restored between
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Royal Villa
Called the Royal Palace of Mamaia during the monarchy, the building was part of the property of Princess Elena, mother of King Michael. The young king spent a
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Angel Saligny statue
Work of the sculptor Oscar Han, an extremely important but also controversial artist, the silhouette of the character who definitively marked the history of Constanța
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Fisherman's Monument
In the 60s, the authorities requested the sculptor Corneliu Virgiliu Medrea (1888-1964), plastic artist, corresponding member of the Academy, to create a group
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Victory statue
Perhaps the most representative monument of the socialist period is the statue of Victoria. The Victory Monument is made in the style specific to realism
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Bust of Mihai Eminescu
The statuary complex dedicated to the great poet was unveiled in 1934, it is 3m high and is the work of the sculptor
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Statue of Queen Elizabeth
Made in 1937 by the sculptor Ion Jalea, paid for by public subscription, the statuary group is composed of two elements: "Statue
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The statue of Ovidiu
The work of the famous Italian sculptor Ettore Ferrari, it is an emblematic statue of the city and probably the most important monument of
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Roman building with mosaic
One of the most remarkable archaeological remains of the ancient city of Tomis is the Roman Mosaic Building, which had a