Curious why Cluj is also called Napoca? Wondering what is the story behind the city’s monuments? Want to know why, two decades ago, even the public garbage bins got to be painted in the colors of the national flag? Let’s explore Cluj together, in the heart of Transylvania!
If it is convenient for you, we can meet in front of the Carolina Obelisk (Museum Square)
We normally finish our tour at the Orthodox Cathedral. Yet, this is not a must. We are flexible and can decide together with you where the tour ends.
Here you will discover the oldest square in the city and admire the Franciscan church and Carolina Obelisk.
Discover the oldest civilian building in Cluj and learn about one of the greatest kings Hungary ever had.
St Michael's catholic church in Cluj is one of the biggest medieval churches in Transylvania.
First Baroque church to be built in what is now Romania.
Walk along some well hidden narrow streets and admire the 15th century walls of the City.
Side the headquarters of the second most important university in Romania, dating for more than 100 years.
Visit the 15th century church where the best organ concerts are organized in the city. Admire one of the biggest coat of arms collections in this part of Europe.
One of the very few defense towers preserved from the medieval fortifications. Learn about the importance of the guilds in the development of the city.
Visit Avram Iancu Square, where most buildings, including the National Theatre, were build starting with the end of the 19th century.
Discover the interior decoration of an orthodox church. End of the tour.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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