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In front of the Art Museum in Constanța, a bronze bust shows Queen Marie. It is the face from the years after the Great War, when she passed through Dobrogea on inspections and at…
Queen Marie built herself in Mamaia, in 1927-1928, a white single-storey house, a porch toward the water and a small minaret. The plans were worked by the architect Dobrescu, close…
In Constanța Harbour, on Berth 0, the 1909 stone tower rises 13 metres, some 22 above the sea. It was named Carol I and held the signal for ships entering the basin, in an age when…
Prefect Remus Opreanu wanted, immediately after 1878, a hotel of measure in a city that had just entered Romania. Between 1879 and 1882 Alexandru Orăscu designed Hotel Carol I: the…
Between 1910 and 1914, on the breakwater at the harbour mouth, a small pavilion was built for Queen Elisabeth, next to the Carol I Lighthouse. From there she watched the sea; the p…
At 33 Traian Street stands Daniel Renard's 1908 building, the same hand that also worked on the Casino. It makes a group with the Administrative Palace (today the Prefecture) and t…
The pier that led from the casino toward the water was built with it, in 1934–1935, and opened on the same 15 August 1935, before Carol II. Victor Ștefănescu designed it as an exte…
On the Casino seafront, Ion Jalea placed in 1937 the group that shows Queen Elisabeta - the one who signed Carmen Sylva. The boulevard bears her name, and the place is a few steps…
In 1930, when Mamaia was already gathering people from Bucharest, the villa of Barbu Știrbey was finished, close to the Royal Pavilion and Queen Marie's house. It is a summer resid…
The Băile Mamaia resort opened officially on 22 August 1906, with two wooden pavilions designed by Petre Antonescu. From a fishing village it became, in two decades, the place wher…
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