Constanta, Romania Cruises

Constanta, Romania Cruise Port

• Lovers of aquatic life will want to see the Dolphinarium or Delfinariumm, featuring dolphin shows all day as part of the city's Natural Sciences Museum Complex. Along with dolphins, sea lions and penguins also call this home.
   
• Near where the forum of ancient Tomis existed, you'll find the Roman Mosaics. More than 9,150 square feet of colorful mosaics exist in a complex that was once three times the size it is today, linking the upper town to the harbor. Originally built in the 4th century, it remained the city's commercial center until the 7th century; you can see remains of Roman baths close by as well.
   
• Since it can get hot here, a visit to Mamaia Beach is a good way to cool off. A small beach located between the Black Sea and Lake Siutghiol, you'll find shops and places to eat nearby.
   
• The historic Genoese Lighthouse was built to honor the merchants who created a bustling sea trade community as far back as the 13th century (the original lighthouse was built in 1300, but remodeled between 1858-1960). Along with a pleasant stroll along with waterfront, you'll find a statue of Romanian poet Mihai Eminescu gazing at the sea.