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Discover Timișoara's rich cultural heritage and architectural marvels on a fascinating walking tour of the Elisabetin neighborhood. This serene district, renowned for its Art Nouveau buildings, offers a unique glimpse into the past. Begin at Maria Square, the starting point of the 1989 Romanian Revolution, and uncover stories of the neighborhood's 19th-century lifestyle.
As you navigate through Plevnei Square, admire the enchanting architecture and the significant statue of Gheorghe Doja. Continue along Gheorghe Doja Street, lined with intriguing buildings, and arrive at Carmen Sylva Park, home to a newly constructed Greco-Catholic church and a tribute to renowned architect Laszlo Szekely.
Your journey culminates on Mihai Viteazu Boulevard, where you'll explore the Faculty of Mechanics and the beautiful Catholic church, alongside the monastery in Balcescu Square. This tour offers an engaging mix of history and architecture, showcasing Timișoara's vibrant cultural tapestry.
Experience the allure of this historical neighborhood on an intimate small group tour. Book now for an unforgettable exploration of Timișoara's architectural wonders!