Traveling Transylvania Cluj - Napoca! 👍

cristian07 (53)in #traveling • 7 years ago

I will show below some things I liked in Cluj Napoca:

The crowd of young people present in the city / center. Let's not forget that Cluj is the second largest university center in Romania after Bucharest. Approximately 60,000 young people study in the seven universities of the city, 85% of them at the Babes-Bolyai University. You feel fresh air always.
The historic center, very well maintained - a lot of objectives focused on a relatively small space. Many buildings have been renovated, there is no one to fall into your head. Churches, all confessions, are impressive.
The city's tourist information center is well-equipped with informative materials (guides, brochures, flyers, maps) in various international languages. The guy inside was very kind and had a clue about the history / places / events of the city.
I could take pictures in all the churches without a fee. Every time I asked for permission from the person who was at the entrance or supervised the interior; the answer has always been: "You can do no problem."
There was visible cleanliness in the city. Here we can experience a trace of subjectivism, as we often see ourselves up, by objectives and sight, and we do not observe some negative aspects.
I ate something good, namely, a peanut, a pie specific to Cluj - that's what I understand. It is found in all pastries in the city, in a multitude of variants (with apples, cheese, sour cherries, onion, dill, wart, cabbage, mushrooms, etc.). And they were not tangled with stuffing and size.
I liked pastry / confectionery. They have a warm look and are nicely arranged. It urges you every step of the day to enjoy a pate or pie at the tables on the premises and watch through the window the crowd of people marching through the city.

8.Sonorizing in public transport stations. At least in the center of the city there are mounted above the stations of the public transportation means that broadcast diffusive news and music. I was surprised to go to the stations to hear the music.