Meet your tour guide at 1 Decembrie Park at 05:00 pm and visit: 

• Parcul 1 Decembrie ( Casa de Cultura a Sindicatelor).

• Ullmann Palace – Jewish community of Oradea and the Fuchsl Palace.

• Neolog Synagogue, one of the two large communal organizations among Hungarian Jewry

• Mihai Eminescu Park and statue, of a famous Romanian poet.

• Black Eagle Palace, the most spectacular secession style architectural achievement in Oradea and Transylvania

• Moon Church, the famous Romanian church dedicated to the Dormition of the Mother God.

• Emanuil Gojdu, a college named after a Romanian lawyer in the Kingdom of Hungary.

• Mihai Viteazul, the Prince of Moldavia, statue in Unirii Square. 

• City Hall Palace, St. Ursula Palace, Apollo Palace, Stern Palace, Moskovits Palace.

• St. Ladislau Church, a Roman Catholic church in South Norwalk

• Ferdinand Square and Bridge. 

• Queen Mary Theater which has one of the most active and successful research cultures in the country

• Republic Street, Aurel Lazar statue, Ady Endre statue and Traian Park.

• "Paralelor" Bridge –  Crisana newspaper edition.