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Oct 1, 2014 · Bohemian cafes, music festivals and vigorous nightlife are the soul of Cluj-Napoca, Romania's second-largest city. With increasing flight links to European cities, Cluj is welcoming more and more travellers, who usually shoot off to the Apuseni Mountains, Maramureş or more popular towns in southern Transylvania.
Jan 26, 2020 · 1. St Michael’s Church. Source: Mariia Golovianko / shutterstock. St Michael’s Church. Cluj-Napoca’s heavyweight sight is this stunning 15th-century Gothic church on Unirii Square. With three equal naves, and measuring 70 metres long and 80 metres high, few churches in Romania can match St Michael’s for power as well as sheer depth of history.
Mar 23, 2021 · Indulge at One of the City's Best Place to Eat or Drink. Get Lost in Hoia Forest. Take a Free Walking Tour of Cluj. Visit the Exhibits at Tailors' Bastion. Sample Varza a la Cluj. Things to Do in Cluj Napoca: Museums & Entertainment.
Oct 3, 2022 · 1. Explore the Unirii Square and St. Michael’s Church. 2. Take a walking tour to learn about the Old Town. 3. Learn new things at the Ethnographic Museum of Transylvania. 4. Escape the city noise in the Botanical Garden. 5. Attend a show at the Romanian National Opera. 6. Admire the Bánffy Palace Museum of Art. 7.
Mar 22, 2024 · Cluj-Napoca, city, capital of Cluj județ (county), northwestern Romania. The historic capital of Transylvania, it is approximately 200 mi (320 km) northwest of Bucharest in the Someșul Mic River valley. The city stands on the site of an ancient Dacian settlement, Napoca, which the Romans made a municipium.
Cluj-Napoca (Romanian), Kolozsvár (Hungarian) or Klausenburg (German) is the capital of Cluj county and the unofficial capital of the historical region of Transylvania. The city, with about 320,000 people (2016), is very pleasant, and it is a great experience for those who want to see urban Transylvanian life at its best.
Oct 1, 2014 · Travel Stories. Cluj-Napoca: Romania’s burgeoning art capital. Mark Baker. Oct 1, 2014 • 5 min read. Booksellers line the back streets of Cluj-Napoca. Image by Mark Baker / Lonely Planet. Cluj-Napoca, Transylvania’s biggest city, often gets short shrift from travellers dashing around to better-known regional sights.
