"Oradea, Multicultural City" Route  

Many cities are multicultural, or cosmopolitan, but in Oradea, you will find a combination of diversity and tolerance between religions, denominations, and ethnicities, as well as the mutual respect they have for each other. The tour we propose takes you through the many facets of multiculturalism and its mirroring in the sacral and lay architecture of the city.

Almost 5.000 steps through some of the most important places of worship but also past the most representative pieces of architecture that have prompted Oradea to get its rightful place in the European Art Nouveau Network, alongside cities like Barcelona, ​​Brussels, Nancy, Vienna or Budapest. Embark on this journey and share your impressions of this tour of multiculturalism!

ROUTE

1. Roman-Catholic Church (Oradea Fortress)      

2. Sion Neolog Synagogue      

3. The Moon Church      

4. St. Nicholas Church      

5. St. Ladislaus Church      

6. St. Anne's Church (Ursuline Complex)

7. The Roman-Catholic Church " Descent of the Holy Spirit"      

8. Roman-Catholic Cathedral      

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MAIN OBJECTIVES AND TOURIST ATTRACTIONS

• December 1st Park      
• Fucshl Palace         
• Black Eagle Palace      
• Vasile Alecsandri Street                
• Union Square                 
• St. Ladislaus Bridge                  
• King Ferdinand I Square              
• The palaces on Republicii Avenue                
• The Mercy Complex     
• Petőfi Park
• The Row of Canons      
• The Baroque Palace          

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Details: 3.7 km / 4700 steps / 59 min / 260 cal

Welcome to the City where everyone gets along with everyone!

The respect shared for the spirit of every community that lives in this city is the first thing that the people of Oradea want others to know about them. Oradea is the #CityofHarmonyandCivility, where people speak the same language, even if they speak in different languages; and where churches have not forgotten that they, in fact, worship the same God. The architecture of the city may not be unique, but it is the people of Oradea who make the difference!