Timisoara, however you want it.

Welcome to Timisoara, the gateway to the West! This charming city lies near the borders of Hungary and Serbia and has a rich history of multiculturalism, making it a unique destination for any traveller. Timisoara is known as the birthplace of the 1989 Romanian Revolution that ended Ceauşescu's dictatorship, making it an important centre in recent Romanian history. Explore the city's green and walkable streets, filled with cosy cafes, lively markets and interesting museums. Timisoara is the regional capital of the Banat province, known for its abundant agricultural heartland, reflected in the city's many delicious restaurants. As Romania's most cosmopolitan city, Timisoara boasts a diverse population, with Hungarians, Serbs, Germans and Roma all calling it home. Marvel at the city's stunning architecture, revealing its Hapsburg past, and enjoy the easy-going Latin feel of its large squares lined with coffee shops and cafes. Timisoara is affectionately known to its inhabitants as 'Primul Oraş Liber' - the first free town - in reference to its role in the revolution of 1989. It's no wonder the city has been dubbed 'the city of flowers' with its many beautiful parks and gardens.