Cluj-Napoca

• is the fourth most populous city in Romania (306,009 inhabitants) and the seat of Cluj County

• the city is considered the unofficial capital to the historical province of Transylvania

Cluj-Napoca

Landscape

Ortodox Church

The Church of Saint Michael -a Gothic style Roman Catholic Church

The Statue of Matei Corvin

National Theatre

This powerful tower is the only one remaining intact from the second medieval fortress built around the city in the 15th century. It was funded by the Tailors guild of Cluj.

the Taylor’s Bastion

Babes-Bolyai University

Chios Casino

Central Park

The Baroque Bánffy Palace (1774–1785)

Szeky Palace -a mixture of Baroque, Renaissance and Gothic styles (19th century)

Transilvania International Film Festival (TIFF)