Built between the years of 1904-1906, having the same architect as the Casino, the Royal Palace was designed for the royal family as a summer residence.
Royal Palace in Constanta was the first royal residence on the Black Sea and the construction began in 1902 was finished in 1906, the year King Charles I celebrate four decades of rule and just over a quarter century since Dobrogians it became subject.
Inside, beautiful frescoes in oil adorned the official reception halls, the spacious banquet hall, and some of the king's workrooms. With the erection of the Royal Palace in Constanţa, the seaside city entered the extremely short range of official residences of the country, King Carol I wanting to pay, at the end of his life, at least as much attention as that of Sinaia. The south façade of the Royal Palace has two long terraces, closed with wrought iron metal joinery that announces the mirobolant Art Nouveau style. Another entrance to the building, the eastern one, is also marked by a porch specific to neo-Romanism.
Even if, at the beginning, the sober king Carol I thought that his Palace in Constanţa would be, rather, a relaxing residence, the destination quickly entered the official protocol. From here, from the Royal Palace in Constanţa, Carol I frequently watched the lavish preparations for the inauguration of the Lighthouse that bears his name, one of the most modern in Europe at that time but, more certainly, lived moments from the adventure of the Romanian army's ground offensive. Bulgaria, in the summer of 1913 and tasted the sublime reunification of Dobrogea, his beloved province.
The odds were good for old former residence of Charles I and if, in an act of historic justice today in the former Administrative Palace Royal (Constanta Tribunal), above all, the law is the one that has the last word.
Here you can find the address of the Constanţa Tribunal:
Str. Traian, 31, Constanta
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