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Caransebeș
What to see in Caransebeș
Things to see, picked to fill a whole day.
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1Ethnography and history museumMuzeul de Etnografie și al Regimentului de Graniță
The county museum, in the former border guard barracks on Dragalina Square, with collections of ethnography, archaeology and the history of the Banat border regiment.
It is the county museum that also runs the Tibiscum site, housed in a category A listed building; it holds 4.2 on Google from 175 reviews.
Centru (Piața Dragalina)
2Roman archaeological siteCastrul roman Tibiscum
The ruins of the Roman fort and town of Tibiscum, on the left bank of the Timiș at Jupa, in an archaeological reserve run by the Caransebeș museum.
It is a category A listed monument and one of the most important Roman sites in the Banat; it holds 4.0 on Google from 37 reviews.
Jupa
3Historic Orthodox churchBiserica Sfântul Gheorghe
The town's oldest Orthodox church, known as the old cathedral of Caransebeș, rebuilt in the 18th century on the site of a medieval monastery.
It is a listed monument and long served as the cathedral of the Diocese of Caransebeș; it holds 4.7 on Google from 57 reviews.
Centru (Piața Sfântul Gheorghe)
4Catholic church and ruinsBiserica romano-catolică și ruinele medievale
The former Franciscan friary church, now the Roman Catholic parish church, in Baroque style, with the ruins of a medieval church beside it on Revoluției Square.
The former Franciscan friary and the medieval church next to it are listed monuments; the church holds 4.8 on Google from 25 reviews.
Centru (Piața Revoluției)
5Orthodox cathedralCatedrala Episcopală „Învierea Domnului”
The Orthodox cathedral of the Diocese of Caransebeș, built between 1996 and 2010, with two towers and a facade mosaic, on pedestrian Episcopiei Street.
It is the cathedral of the Diocese of Caransebeș, in the middle of the historic centre; it holds 4.7 on Google from 140 reviews.
Centru