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Population:
317,660
Currency:
Romanian Leu, 1 leu = 100 bani
Opening hours:
Monday - Friday 10.00 a.m.-6.00
p.m. Saturday 10.00 a.m.-5.00
p.m.
Internet:
www.timisoara.ro
www.romaniatourism.com
Newspapers:
Renasterea Banateana
Agenda
What? When? Where? Timioara
(English/Romanian language)
Emergency numbers:
112
Tourist information:
Timisoara Tourist Information
Centre
Address: Str Proclamatia de la
Timioara 5
Tel: +40 256 437 973
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 10:00
a.m.-6:00 p.m. Closed Sun.
www.romaniatourism.com/timisoa
ra.html
TIMIOARA
PUBLISHING DATE: 2010-11-24 | COUNTRY CODE: RO
Contents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafs, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,
Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps
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TIMIOARA
Lying on the Hungarian and Serbian borders, Timioara is
the gateway to the West and has a long history of
cosmopolitan multiculturalism. It is most famous today as
the birthplace of the 1989 Romanian revolution that ended
the Ceauescu dictatorship.
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THE CITY#THECITY#
Timioara is the regional capital of Banat
province, the abundant agricultural
heartland of Romania, as reflected in the
citys many restaurants. It is Romanias
most cosmopolitan city, owing to its liberal
history and the diverse ethnicities that
make up its population. Timioara has a
large Hungarian population, as well as
Serbs, Germans and Roma. It has been
dubbed `the city of flowers in honour of
the many parks which circle the city, but is
most recently (and affectionately) known
to its inhabitants as `Primul Ora Liber -
the first free town - in reference to its part
in the revolution of 1989. It was here that
a Hungarian priest first spoke out against
the dictator Ceauescu, resulting in one of
the most passionate revolutions in recent
European history.
The city has an easy-going Latin feel to it,
with large squares lined by coffee shops
and cafs, and some fine architecture
revealing the citys Hapsburg past. It was
the first city in Europe to introduce
horse-drawn trams in 1869, and they are
still here now - minus the horses! Today,
people are fast adjusting to the new
democracy, with a thriving city centre and
new ventures opening all the time.
DO & SEE#DOANDSEE#
Pia]a Unirii
The main square of Timioaras Old Town
is the most picturesque and a focal point
for the whole city. Named `Union Square
after the two cathedrals that face one
another across it, this is the perfect place
to relax in a caf.
Serbian Orthodox Cathedral
Built in 1754, the same year as the Roman
Catholic cathedral that it faces across the
square, this immense building stands as a
reminder that this city lies on the Serbian
frontier, with a large Serb population.
Address: Piaa Unirii
Roman Catholic Cathedral
Opposite the Serbian Orthodox cathedral,
the Baroque Roman Catholic cathedral fills
the eastern end of Piaa Unirii. The
painting at the altar was carried out by
Michael Angelo Unterberger of the
Viennese Fine Art Academy.
Address: Piaa Unirii
Huniades Palace
Housing the Banat History Museum, this
14th-century palace, built by the
Hungarian king, Carol Robert, was
redesigned by the Hapsburgs in the late
18th century.
Address: Piaa Huniades 1
Opening hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Phone: +40 256 491 339
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PUBLISHING DATE: 2010-11-24
Tks Reformed Church
This is where the 1989 revolution began,
when Father Lszlo Tks spoke out
against the regime, bringing people onto
the streets to resist the attempts to arrest
him.
Address: Str Timotei Cipariu 1
Phone: +40 256 492 992
Great Synagogue
In 1864, when Timioara was part of the
Austro-Hungarian empire, the Jews of the
empire were emancipated. In that same
year, they were granted the right to build
this synagogue.
Address: Str Mlrleti 6
Romanian Orthodox Cathedral
With 5,000 wooden struts beneath it to
hold it up from the swamp Timioara is
built on, the Romanian Orthodox
Metropolitan cathedral was built between
1936-46 and has memorial crosses to
those who died in the 1989 revolution
outside.
Address: Piaa Victoriei
Banat Village Museum
This large open-air collection of
19th-century peasant houses is a
fascinating glimpse into a bygone age,
including folk performances. Situated 6 km
northeast of the centre, tram 1 goes there
from the Timioara-Nord train station.
Address: Aleea CFR 1
Opening hours: Tues-Sat 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sun 12 a.m.-8 p.m.
Closed Mondays
Phone: +40 256 225 588
Internet: www.msbtm.ro
EATING#EATING#
Traditional Romanian cuisine is big and
hearty, using the natural produce of the
country to produce dishes of a distinctly
central European flavour, with Turkish
influences. The most popular ingredients
you will find in Romanian cooking are
various types of pork, cabbage, potatoes
and mamaliga - a cornmeal similar to
Italian polenta. Over the last decade or so,
international foods have become ever more
popular and you will find Mediterranean
eateries across Timioara.
Lloyd Restaurant
An array of classic international cuisine is
on offer at this recently refurbished, classy
restaurant.
Address: Piaa Victoriei 2
Phone: +40 256 294 949
Internet: www.lloyd.ro
Grizzly
Atmospheric bar with a wooden interior
and an excellent selection of regional
dishes, especially good for vegetarians.
Address: Str Ungureanu 7
Phone: +44 256 229 988
Dinar Restaurant
An established family-run Serbian
restaurant, serving Serbian-style
barbecues that show the multicultural
variety of the city.
Address: Str Turgheniev 10A
Phone: +40 256 229 696
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Crama Bastion
A restaurant in an old fortification offering
a uniquely Romanian experience with local
food and wine.
Address: Str Hector 1
Phone: +40 256 221 199
La Tino
This stylish pizzeria restaurant caters to
the strong interest in Italian food in this
Western-looking town.
Address: Calea Aradului 14
Phone: +44 1202 226 455
Cucina Moderna
The face of modern Romanian cooking, this
restaurant offers fresh Romanian
ingredients cooked with a Spanish flavour.
Address: Str Socrates 12
Phone: +40 256 202 405
Star Kervan Turkish Restaurant
In keeping with the Ottoman history of the
area, this Turkish-run restaurant serves a
huge choice of mezes and grills.
Address: Str Constantin Brancoveanu 68
Phone: +40 256 217 007
CAFS#CAFES#
Java Coffee House
A relaxing coffee bar for taking a break in
the daytime, with internet access.
Address: Str. Episcop Augustin Pacha 6
Lussam
One of a number of well-known pizza
parlours that open late into the night.
Address: Str. Regiment 13 Calarasi, Nr. 3
Caf Corso
A pleasant pastry shop offering a chance to
sit and watch the world go by.
Address: Str Eugen de Savoya 24
Caf Eclipse
This coffee and pastry caf in the heart of
the Old Town is perfect for people
watching.
Address: Piaa Unirii 2
BARS & NIGHTLIFE#BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#
Timioara is regarded as having the most
cosmopolitan and varied nightlife in
Romania, and the Old Town is lined with
late night cafs and bars where a relaxed
Mediterranean atmosphere can be enjoyed.
With its eye firmly set on Western Europe
and its sophisticated atmosphere, it is no
surprise that Timioara offers a wide range
of clubs - from blues and jazz joints to
Euro pop dance venues as well as its
famous Opera House.
Cafe Tutun
A coffee and tea house where you can
relax with locals.
Address: Str Bolyai 12
Violeta Bar
A very popular caf/bar in one of the main
squares in Timioara for nightlife.
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Erick's Lounge Bar
Cool late night lounge/bar where you can
enjoy the local Pils beer.
Address: Str V Alecsandri 6
National Theatre & Opera House
The highly regarded opera house is an
18th-century marble building on the
square where protesters gathered in the
1989 revolution.
German National Theatre
This theatre is a fascinating living cultural
institution of the, now much depleted,
German minority in Romania.
Club 30
A relaxed and cool place to enjoy jazz and
blues as you sip your drinks.
Address: Piaa Revolutiei, inside Cinema Timi
Internet: www.club30.ro
Discoland
This discotheque offers late night
glamorous dancing to DJs and live bands.
Address: Piaa Huniade 1-3
Internet: www.discoland.ro
The Tunnel
A beautifully developed and atmospheric
cellar interior with bar, restaurant and
club.
Address: Str Marasesti 12
Internet: www.thetunnel.ro
SHOPPING#SHOPPING#
Romanians are immensely proud of their
culture, and in this western part of the
country where so many other races
intermingle, that cultural history is even
more varied. One thing you will come
across in abundance is the folk arts, crafts
and costumes of the Banat region - both
historically interesting and very beautiful.
The Banat Ethnographic Museum (Str Popa
Sapca) sells local crafts and costumes, and
also head for the Piaa Victoriei, where you
will find among lines of shops selling all
sorts of souvenirs and modern
conveniences, Galeria Helios and Galeriile
de Arta Populara with local crafts.
For everything under one roof - from
designer clothes to jewelry, electronics and
music - head for Bega Shopping Center
(Str Bocsei 3). The Banat region is also
justifiably famed as the fertile agricultural
heartland of Romania, and there are
markets worth visiting for local produce on
Str Coriolan Brediceanu or in Piaa Badea
Cartan. Romania has a large wine industry,
and just 25km out of Timioara you will
find the Recas vineyards where you can
take wine tasting tours and buy the
produce (www.recaswine.ro). In the more
immediate vicinity, the Timioreana
brewery in the Fabric district has a long
history of brewing some of Romanias best
beers in the historic vaulted buildings.
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SLEEPING#SLEEPING#
EXCLUSIVE
Best Western Hotel Ambassador
This luxurious hotel 10 minutes walk from
the city centre offers the visitor a
restaurant and bar, sauna, gym, solarium
and art and antiques for sale.
Address: Str Mangalia 3
Phone: +40 256 306 880
Internet: www.ambassador.ro
Hotel Continental
Large Soviet-style hotel with large, clean
rooms and a restaurant, bar, swimming
pool and cabaret nights.
Address: B-dul Revolutiei 1989, nr. 5
Phone: +40 256 494 144
Internet: www.hotelcontinental.ro
GOOD VALUE
Hotel Timioara
Soviet-style hotel with a faded grandeur
offering restaurant, bar and gym facilities,
ideal for the business traveller.
Address: str. Marasesti 1-3
Phone: +40 256 498 852
Internet: www.hoteltimisoara.ro
BASIC
Pensiune Adriatico
A small comfortable pension with a taste of
Italy - there is a small terrace and a
pizzeria on the premises.
Address: Str II de la Brad 1C
Phone: +40 256 280 398
Internet: www.hotel-adriatico.ro
Hostel Timioara
Not be confused with Hotel Timioara, this
very friendly hostel on the number 8 tram
line has clean dorm rooms for those
traveling on a budget.
Address: Str Aries 19
Phone: +40 256 491 170
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
Airport
Timioara International Airport, 10 km
northeast from the town centre, is linked
by the number 26 bus, which stops at
Hotel Continental on B-dul Revolutiei. A
taxi service between the airport and the
town centre (run by Omnitour) will cost
around C6. You will also find all major car
hire companies, ATM machines and
currency exchange facilities within the
airport.
Internet: www.aerotim.ro
Public Transport
Timioara has an extensive bus, tram and
trolleybus network. Buses and maxitaxis
can be taken from the bus station on B-dul
Maniu Iuliu to nearby cities as well as
Hungary and Turkey. For getting around
the city, the trams and trolleybuses offer
the best option with 11 tramlines and 9
trolleybus lines connecting all the major
sights, run by Regia Autonoma de
Transport Timioara (RATT).
Phone: +40 256 433 240
Internet: www.ratt.ro
The main train station in Timioara is the
Gara Timioara-Nord (north train station),
which is, confusingly, in the west of the
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city on Str Garii 2. There are eight fast
trains a day to Bucharest, plus daily
services to other major Romanian cities as
well as Budapest and Belgrade. Tickets can
be purchased at Agenie de Voiaj CFR at
Piaa Victoriei 2.
Taxi
It is possible to hail a taxi on the street,
especially in the centre of town or at the
airport and train stations. Taxis can also be
ordered from companies.
Tudo Taxi
Phone: +40 256 945
City Taxi
Phone: +40 256 940
Post
Stamps can be purchased from post
offices, which are generally open from
Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
and Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Pharmacy
Pharmacy services are available at Sensi
Blu Pharmacy. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday to
Friday 9 a.m.-8 p.m. on weekends
Phone: +40 256 406 153
Dentist
Dental treatment can be had at Dental
Line. In an emergency, dial the emergency
number 112.
Address: Str Ana Ipatescu 20
Phone: +40 256 271 422
Internet: www.dline.ro
Telephone
Country code: +40
Area code: 256
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