Places with audio guides - Romania

A noble residence from 1782 in Santamaria-Orlea, later remodeled in the Neo-Gothic style. Today it recalls the history of the Kendeffy family as well as the transformations of the region.

A monumental building of socialist realism in northern Bucharest, once the center of the state press and long the tallest building in the city.

The extensive Roman fort on the Danube guarded the river crossing and was later rebuilt in the time of Diocletian and Justinian.

A vast ruin of a medieval castle above the village of Șiria, with a Romanesque donjon, moats, and traces of rebuilding phases.

A monumental memorial to the victims of the 1989 Romanian Revolution on Revolution Square in Bucharest, also known for the controversies it has stirred.

The remains of a Roman fort camp in the province of Dacia recall the military network that protected the empire’s frontier and the administration of the conquered territory.

The summer residence of Queen Marie of Romania from 1923 to 1926 recalls both interwar court life and the later disputes over heritage protection.

This intimate Bucharest museum in the home of collector Krikor Zambaccian displays paintings, sculptures, and furniture by Romanian and French masters.