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Famous  people from  Resita  :                     Cristian  Chivu (1980–), football player                                    Flavius Koczi (1987–), artistic gymnast                Cosmin Moți, football player                             Werner Stöckl (1952–), handballer              Alexander Tietz (1896–1978), ethnographer ,Francisc Vaștag (1969–), boxer

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Famous  people from  Resita  :                     Cristian  Chivu (1980–), football player                                    Flavius Koczi (1987–), artistic gymnast                Cosmin Moți, football player                             Werner Stöckl (1952–), handballer              Alexander Tietz (1896–1978), ethnographer ,Francisc Vaștag (1969–), boxer

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Reșița has long been considered as the second-largest industrial center of Romania. It is an important center in manufacturing steel and vehicle manufacturing. C.S.R. and U.C.M.R., the first Romanian factory. The two are called as Reșița works and are the factories which sustained the city's life for more than 300 years. The first factories were built in 1771, during the reign of Maria Theresa. During the 19th century, the steel works were known as StEG. After the end of World War I, when Banat became part of Romania, they changed their name again, this time to Uzinele și Domeniile Reșița or UDR).The economy of Reșița has faced a drawback since 1989, but began recovering as investment is on the rise.[citation needed]Industry: Automobile industry, Iron industry, texture industry, civilian constructions

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Reșița has long been considered as the second-largest industrial center of Romania. It is an important center in manufacturing steel and vehicle manufacturing. C.S.R. and U.C.M.R., the first Romanian factory. The two are called as Reșița works and are the factories which sustained the city's life for more than 300 years. The first factories were built in 1771, during the reign of Maria Theresa. During the 19th century, the steel works were known as StEG. After the end of World War I, when Banat became part of Romania, they changed their name again, this time to Uzinele și Domeniile Reșița or UDR).The economy of Reșița has faced a drawback since 1989, but began recovering as investment is on the rise.[citation needed]Industry: Automobile industry, Iron industry, texture industry, civilian constructions

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The kinetic Fountain

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The Steam Locomotives Museum

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The Civic centre of the city has been partially renovated in 2006. An important point of attraction located in the City Centre is the impressive kinetic fountain designed by Constantin Lucaci, built in the communist era.There are also important cultural points in Reșița that have been renewed in 2006, including the Concrete School , Sala Polivalentă.A locomotive museum featuring Romania's first locomotive built in Romania at Reșița, is located in Railroad yard neighborhood.An important iron and steel center, Reșița is the site of blast furnaces, iron foundries, and plants producing electrical appliances, chemicals and machinery .

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The Civic centre of the city has been partially renovated in 2006. An important point of attraction located in the City Centre is the impressive kinetic fountain designed by Constantin Lucaci, built in the communist era.There are also important cultural points in Reșița that have been renewed in 2006, including the Concrete School , Sala Polivalentă.A locomotive museum featuring Romania's first locomotive built in Romania at Reșița, is located in Railroad yard neighborhood.An important iron and steel center, Reșița is the site of blast furnaces, iron foundries, and plants producing electrical appliances, chemicals and machinery .