Mangalia is a port and seaside resort on the Black Sea, only a few kilometers from the Bulgarian border. Here you can go sightseeing or have a beach vacation. The promenade of the town is also a beach promenade, where you can find stores, restaurants and hotels, as well as access to the beach. The promenade (Faleza Mangalia) stretches from Parcul Mangalia past Plaja Mangalia to Portul Turistic Mangalia and invites you to stroll. You should also visit the Callatis Archaeological Museum and the Esmahan Sultan Mosque.
Mangalia
Mangalia is also the end of the railroad line that connects all Romanian resorts from Constanta to Mangalia. Mangalia is also a health resort, where rheumatic and respiratory diseases are treated with various treatments. Thalassotherapies are only a part of these treatments.
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Black Sea Waves
Mangalia Things to Do
- Farul Genovez (Light House)
- Portul turistic Mangalia (Port)
- Pestera Movile (Cave)
- Herghelia Mangalia (Horse Ranch)
- Moscheea Esmahan Sultan (Mosque)
- Lying on the beach
- Swimming
- Boat trips
- Sightseeing
- Water sports
- Vist one of the Museums
Mangalia City Guide
- Accommodations
- Events
- Restaurants
- City Map
Useful Addresses
Internet: https://mangalia.ro
Mangalia
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Dobrogea is a historic part of Romania
The city of Mangalia is located in the historic region of Dobrogea!
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Map of Beaches
However, the swimming season in Romania is not year-round. It starts on May 1 and ends in mid to late September, depending on the temperature. By the way, the summer months in Romania can be very hot and reach temperatures around 30 °C, so a bath in the Black Sea is a welcome cooling. If you prefer a cool beer, you can get it in the numerous restaurants or beach bars in the seaside resorts. Out of season, however, the stores, restaurants, clubs and other attractions are mostly closed in the seaside resorts.
