About
Constanța is a historic port city on the coast of the Black Sea in southeastern Romania, known for its strategic importance, rich history, and vibrant tourism. Founded over 2,500 years ago as the Greek colony Tomis, the city has seen Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman influences, which are reflected in its archaeological sites, monuments, and architecture. Today, Constanța is Romania’s largest port and a key economic hub, while also serving as a popular tourist destination with sandy beaches, resorts, and attractions like the Constanța Casino, Roman Edifice with Mosaic, and the Great Mahmudiye Mosque. The city blends its historical charm with modern amenities, offering visitors a mix of cultural heritage, seaside leisure, and a bustling urban atmosphere along the picturesque Black Sea coastline.