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Discover Romania's architectural treasures on the Elisabetin Art Nouveau Walking Tour in Timisoara. Begin your cultural journey at Maria Square, the historic site where the Romanian Revolution of 1989 erupted, right next to the striking Protestant church that stands as a silent witness to the city's past.
Stroll through the elegant Elisabetin neighborhood, famous for its tranquil streets and refined buildings adorned in distinctive Art Nouveau and Secession styles. Along the way, your guide shares fascinating stories about daily life here at the end of the 19th century and the neighborhood’s important role in Timisoara’s rich history.
Marvel at the ornate facades in Plevnei Square, where the statue of Gheorghe Doja sets the scene for more tales of local heritage. As you follow Gheorghe Doja Street, admire a string of remarkable buildings that showcase the city’s architectural evolution and unique charm.
Continue to Carmen Sylva Park, where you'll find the recently built Greek Catholic church and the statue of Laszlo Szekely, Timisoara’s visionary chief architect. The tour concludes along Mihai Viteazu Boulevard and Balcescu Square, featuring the grand Catholic church, a historic monastery, and other representative buildings on Mihai Viteazu and Tudor Vladimirescu streets.
This immersive walking tour includes a knowledgeable local guide and covers all major sites. It excludes personal expenses and meals. Meet at Maria Square for a fascinating journey through time. Secure your spot today to explore the hidden gems of Timisoara’s Elisabetin district!
