Monuments, Arhitecture, Churches

As of October 30th 2006, visiting the Firemen’s Tower will be suspended for the winter.

It was built during 1903-1904. The tower has a total height of 45 m.

At the base it has a rectangular section in the exterior with the side of 4.32 m, the interior being realized octagonally, the width of the walls is 80 cm.

The cathedral's final form was finished under bishop John Ham. He had the front columns built. The facade is decorated with statues of the Saviour in the middle, St. Peter on the right and St. Paul on the left. At the lower part of the tower there are St. Stephen and St. Ladislaus who were Hungarian kings. 

The statue is a copy of the famous Napocene She-wolf , elaborated by the sculptor Radu Ciobanu, and it is a Latin symbol.

B-dul Vasile Lucaciu nr.2
The Monument of the Romanian Soldier is built as an homage for the soldiers from the 4^th Army that fought hardly on these lands in October 1944 to liberate the north Romanian territory.

Address
Decebal Street nr. 6
Is built in Moorish style at the beginning of the century ; it presents a tripartite facade, and beside the facade lies the prayer house and the temple.

Address
Peace Square nr.8

The protestant church (“with chains”) represents a significant monument for the architectural image of the city in the XVIII century.

Address
Mihai Eminescu street nr.3
It was built on the racks of the old fortress Castrum - Zothmar in 1844, but the foundation gave up because of the sand under it and the walls broke.

Address
1 December Street 1918, nr.4
The Monumental building of the Romanian Cathedral was built between 1932-1937 and it lies on the place of the old Romanian Cathedral from Satu Mare built between 1799-1803........