It is a listed urban ensemble and can be walked in under an hour.
About the place
The historic centre is listed as an ensemble with several parts: Unirii Square, Libertății Street, Bisericilor Street, Tudor Vladimirescu Street, Bucura Square and Horea and Mihai Viteazul streets. Most houses date from the 19th and 20th centuries and have decorated fronts.
Along the way are the Ovid Densușianu School on Unirii Square, the former Hotel Ferdinand, the Reformed church and St Nicholas Church. The 1864 synagogue is on Sarmizegetusa Street, and the I. C. Brătianu College, from 1912, on Munții Retezat Street.
Good to know
- Start at Unirii Square and walk up Bisericilor Street.
- The former Hotel Ferdinand is closed; you can only see it from outside.
- The Geopark House is on Libertății Street, right in the area.
Opening hours
Opening hours are not confirmed. Check the venue's website before you go.