History · Oradea
On local signs: Turnul Primăriei
The tower, almost 50 metres high, offers three panoramic levels over the historic centre, while the clock’s giant hammers strike every quarter of an hour.
The almost 50 m tower is part of the City Hall Palace (1902–1903, architect Kálmán Rimanóczy Jr.) and has four levels, three of which offer panoramic views over the historic centre. The clock mechanism is on the first level, and on the third level huge hammers strike every quarter of an hour.
Union Square, the Secession palaces, the Fortress and the Crișul Repede riverside: the essence of the city in a single day.
Highlights: Union Square, Black Eagle Palace and Church with the Moon.
The first day among Secession façades, the second through the Baroque, at the Fortress and up on the hill at sunset.
Highlights: Union Square, Black Eagle Palace and Church with the Moon.
Two days devoted to the city and one to relaxing at the thermal waters near Oradea.
Highlights: Union Square, Black Eagle Palace and Church with the Moon.
Oradea at leisure, a day at the thermal waters, another in the caves of the Apuseni Mountains and, for a longer stay, a day devoted to children.
Highlights: Union Square, Black Eagle Palace and Church with the Moon.
The giant hammers in the City Hall Tower, the church that shows the phases of the Moon, and the walls of the Fortress.
Highlights: City Hall Tower, Church with the Moon and Union Square.
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