I am from UK and spent a week in lovely Romania August 2008. Timisoara is very beautiful and a very relaxing, friendly town. I stayed at the Pension Casa Leone (www.casaleone.ro) and it was amazing. The Lonely Planet guide was absolutely correct in saying that the service there is extraordinary. The owners (a wonderful family) cannot do enough for ...

I liked it very much. The old buildings in the center are beautifully renovated, so it's a pleasure to walk on the streets.

Don't forget: it's the first European city with streets illuminated by electric light.

Timisoara is a fantastic city. You must visit it to see what I mean.
You must visit Timisoara at any time of the year but, especially, when the roses are in bloom.
Don't forget to visit its parks, and the wonderful squares, the Bega River...

There was a time when Timisoara was one of the great cities of Romanian football. Ten times before the second world war, the league title headed west, first to FC Chinezul Timisoara, and then to FC Ripensia Timisoara. Even as recently as 1980, FC Politehnica Timisoara, one of the grandees of the Romanian game, won the Cup.

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Not just for the fact that it's my hometown, but you have a lot of places to visit! So, we have a great cathedral, nice parks and lots of pretty pubs&bars were you can have soooo much fun. One small visit here makes you wanna come back!

Timisoara is a multicultural city with influential minorities, primarily Hungarians, Germans, and Serbs, as well as Italians, Bulgarians, and Greeks. It was the birthplace of Johnny Weissmuller (an Olympic swimmer, best known for his role as Tarzan). There are numerous claims that Gustave Eiffel, the creator of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, built one ...

Just go there! I enjoyed it a lot. It has the grandest clubs in the country. Nightlife at the highest level. It's also great for vacation in the neighbourhods of the city, get yours friends and hit the road to Timisoara.

Timisoara is situated in the west side of the country, near the border to Hungary and it's the capital of the region called Banat. Timisoara is also important as the third largest city in Romania, with a population of more than 400,000 people.

Timisora passed through many phazes of construction and development during the centuries.The 18th ...

i was there for 10 days in may and absolutely loved it! IT's so lovely and charming. If you're ever there, make sure you give yourself enough time to fully inhale the beauty of the city center. there are tow huge squares, quite different but equally breath-taking. the colors, the architecture, the style, the walk of life!!! amazing! people ...