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4.5 Stars - 35 Opinions
9-11 Sindicatelor St, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
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Bedroom ApartHotel Cabrio Cluj Napoca
Interior
Tram stop at the train station
I am planning on moving to Cluj in the Spring. My Romanian is limited but I am working on it. Does anyone have any suggestions of where to look for work or volunteer work?
Hi,
I don't live in Cluj but as a first thought, perhaps you could contact the local branch of the Red Cross. Below are their contact details:
Dir. Simona BRATU
Tel. 0264 592 447
Fax. 0264 592 447
Str.G.Cosbuc Nr.11, cluj Napoca, cod postal 400375
crr_cluj@yahoo.com
crucearosie.cluj@gmail.com
Delia
I use this site quite often even if I live here in Cluj and I recommend it to any Romanians or foreigners visiting this city and need to find an exact location.
http://www.cluj4all.com/navigator
It can help you find not only streets but also different cultural objectives.
And it's available in Romanian, English, Hungarian, Italian, French and quite a few more.
Hope it helps!
Warm clothes, bring a warm hat, gloves, good winter coat, and a scarf. The wind can be brutal during the winter. Keep in mind that Cluj is a developing city and Romania its self is still developing, if you are used to many of the western amenities, you many not find them here. So bring with you what you will need.
Cluj-Napoca has a well-developed public transportation network including buses, trolleybuses and tramways. The Public Transportation Authority is subordinated to the Cluj-Napoca City Hall. A double ticket costs 2.4 RON (0.65 EUR).
The theatre was built between 1904 and 1906 in the Neo-baroque style. The architects were Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer, famous Austrian architects who had designed several theatres and palaces across Europe.
Initially the theater had a capacity of 928 places. After some reformations (1950-1956) it was extended to 1200 seats.
From 1906 until 1919, as Cluj was part of the Kingdom of Hungary, it was home to the local Hungarian National Theatre (Hungarian: Nemzeti Színház). Since 1919, the building has been home to the local Romanian National Theatre and Romanian Opera, while the local Hungarian Theatre and Opera moved to a theatre building close to the Central Park.
The Memorandum Monument is a new construction that was installed in centre of the city, in year 1994.
It was built as honour for the memorandum people, the Romanian-national faction of the nineteen Century, which were sentenced to the prison in the year 1894, for their ideals.
This monument is placed into the Unirii Square on the beginning of the Heroes Boulevard.
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