The Art Museum

The Art Museum of Craiova is located in the sumptuous palace of the former magnate Jean Mihail. Built between 1899-1907, according to the plans of the French arhitect Paul Gottereau, the palace represents, stylistically, a rather free interpretation of the late baroque.
The Marin Sorescu National Theatre

The Marin Sorescu National Theatre occupies a special place in the history of the Romanian theatre. Founded in 1850 by Costache Caragiale and Costache Mihailescu, it continued to function, in spite of all the convulsions characterizing the history of our nation.
The University

By the Law No. 138 of 25 April 1947, the establishment of the University of Craiova and its ephors was approved. Chronologically, it is the fifth university in Romania.
The Metropolitan Bishopric of Oltenia

The first Metropolitan Church in the region of Oltenia dates back to 1370 under the title of the Severinului Metropolitan Church, having been founded during the reign of Voivode Vladislav I (1364-1377)
Educational institutions

The `Fratii Buzesti` National College, The `Carol I` National College, The `Elena Cuza` National College...
Nicolae Romanescu Park

A special sight in Craiova is represented by `Nicolae Romanescu` Park, with its picturesque character. Unique in Romania, this valuable architectural monument is also one of the most interesting accomplishments of its kind in Europe.
Mihai Viteazu square

An entire ensemble of artesian wells, vases with verdure and decorative plants, the reorganization of the small park, the relocation of the statue of Mihai Viteazu to a monumental ensemble represent just a few examples.