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Constanța Casino, Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta, Constanța, România

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Constanța Casino, Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta, Constanța, România

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Constanța Casino, Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta, Constanța, România

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The Constanța Casino, an Art Nouveau landmark on Romania's Black Sea coast, is undergoing restoration after years of decay. Built in 1910, it has served various purposes, and upon reopening, it will be a major tourist attraction.

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Delfinariu Constanta, Bulevardul Mamaia, Constanța, România

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Delfinariu Constanta, Bulevardul Mamaia, Constanța, România

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Delfinariu Constanta, Bulevardul Mamaia, Constanța, România

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The Constanța Dolphinarium offers entertaining dolphin shows and marine life exhibits, including an aquarium, making it a popular family attraction.

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Neversea Beach, Strada Lebedei, Constanța, România

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Neversea Beach, Strada Lebedei, Constanța, România

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Neversea Beach, Strada Lebedei, Constanța, România

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Neversea Beach is known for hosting the Neversea Festival, a large electronic music festival. 1 Besides the festival, it offers a variety of activities, food options, and relaxation areas. 2 It's considered one of the largest beaches on the Romanian coast.

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Museum of National History and Archaeology, Constanța, România

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Museum of National History and Archaeology, Constanța, România

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Museum of National History and Archaeology, Constanța, România

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The Constanța History and Archaeology Museum showcases the rich history of the Dobruja region, from the Stone Age to modern times. Housed in a Romanian Revival style building that formerly served as the city hall, the museum's collection includes ancient Greek and Roman artifacts, including sculptures, pottery, and coins. A highlight is the Glykon, a 2nd-century AD sculpture. The museum provides a journey through time, exploring the region's past.

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The Carol I Mosque in Constanța, also known as the Great Mahmudiye Mosque, is a significant historical and architectural landmark. Built in 1912-1913 by King Carol I, it reflects a blend of Romanian and Ottoman architectural styles. It's the largest mosque in Romania and serves as a central place of worship for the Muslim community in the region. Its prominent minaret offers panoramic views of the city and the Black Sea.

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omis Tourist Port is a lively Constanța marina with scenic views, boat tours, dining, and a vibrant atmosphere, near the ancient city of Tomis.

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Liceul de Marina Constanta, Șoseaua Mangaliei, Constanța, România

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Liceul de Marina Constanta, Șoseaua Mangaliei, Constanța, România

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Liceul de Marina Constanta, Șoseaua Mangaliei, Constanța, România

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Constanta Maritime University, formerly established in 1972, offers specializations in marine and naval engineering, as well as related fields like economic, environment, and electric engineering. 1 It evolved from the Fleet School of Galati, which was founded in 1872.