Metropolitan Cathedral

It is one of the city's iconic building. It was built between 1936-1946 in Moldavian Byzantine style. It has 11 towers and a height of 96 m. The harmony of 7 electrically operated bells, cast from a rare material brought from Sumatra and Borneo islands, is the best in the country. The basement houses the art collection of the Cathedral Church of the Archdiocese old Timisoara.
Wolf

It was received as a gift from officials in Rome in 1926. It lupoaicei Capitoline bronze copy of the fifth century BC, the symbol of Rome and Latinity. It is found in Victoria Square in the middle of a carpet of flowers.

Opera - National Theatre

The first mention of the theater in Timisoara in 1753. Between 1761-1874 theatrical performances were held in the former building of the magistrate rascian (Nikolaus Lenau school today). In 1846, three concerts held here Franz Liszt, and in 1847 Johann Strauss conducted here, son. In 1868, the band Pascaly, it is part and Mihai Eminescu, gave three performances.

Timisoara City Hall

In the past, the building hosted the Superior School of Commerce. It was built in 1924-1925 in neo-style stucco with Romanian reasons.

Baroque Palace

Dates from the eighteenth century. Over time the committee was the official residence of the Timis (in XVIII and IX), based Timisan and Vojvodina Banat governor (1849-1860), based Prefecture (twentieth century), to Since 1984, houses the Museum of Art.

Holy Trinity Monument

Union Square is located in the center. It was made of sandstone in 1740 in memory of the victims of the plague epidemic of 1738-1739, by De Jean, home fraceza (participant asediulTimisoarei under Prince Eugene of Savoy, then counselor to the Governor of Mercy). Stilu is baroque pedestal is enriched with statues of saints in the lower and bas-reliefs representing scenes during the plague epidemic.

Serbian Orthodox Vicariate

It is found in Union Square, near the Cathedral Serbian bishop. It was built between 1745 - 1747 in Baroque style and the facade was transformed with elements of Serbian architecture from 1905 to 1906.

Duomo (Cathedral - Roman Catholic)

It was designed by Josef Emanuel Fischer von Erlach and built between 1736-1754. Church is the most valuable piece of Baroque architecture in Timisoara. The main altar, semicicular made of marble, is dedicated to the Holy Trinity and is based on gilded statues of saints and angels. Altatrele interior is gothic and baroque decorations with rococo elements, and are created by famous artists of the century Vienna. XVIII

St. John Nepomuk Monument

It is located in Liberty Square in front of Old City Hall, was built in 1756 by Viennese sculptors Wasserburger Blim and baroque rococo. It is made of sandstone. The central plan is St. John Nepomuk (from 1727 the patron saint of Catholics in Banat), and the top is St. Mary with a crown of stars around the head (that's why the statue is also called Mary). The monument was erected by the Society of St. John Nepomuk Catholic in memory of the victims of the plague epidemic of 1738-1739.

Liberty Square - Old City Hall

It was built between 1731-1734, after Pietro del Bronzo Italian architect. It was amended several times in 1782, 1850 (rebuilt after bombing in 1849), 1935 (renovation). Facade ornamentation style combines elements of Baroque and Renaissance.

Synagogue of the Citadel

It was built between 1863 - 1865, in Moorish style, after Schumann Ignatz architectural project. The church is in the form of a Greek cross, is hemispherical dome, the exterior has little glazed ceramic decorations. Currently renovating to turn into a Philharmonic concert hall.

Hotel "The Trumpet"

The hotel was built by a tompetist in sec. Eighteenth century. Building is a symbol golden trumpet, riding a horse and is the Banat Museum. The hotel was very modern installations at the time, water supply and the good hotel. It was considered a luxury. Hosted over the years many figures: in 1807 the Austrian Emperor Francis I, Prince Alexandru Ioan Cuza. Father poet Lenau, wealthy man, he liked to spend the premises trumpet.

Union Square

It was the largest market of the city. Here fairs were held animals. The Baroque Palace right next to the pharmacy, including paving slabs that form the market you can find the plan of the former City of Timisoara and can see the two markets: Liberty Square and, respectively, Union Square, a curiosity is that there were two markets in Timisoara (the towns usually had a single market).

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