Romania's "Little Vienna" | Timisoara.

Timisoara is the capital of Timis County, Romania. It is the largest city and economic and cultural center of the Western Plains. The city spans both banks of the Bega River. 💛Originally an ancient Roman settlement, it was a fortress in the 13th century and was once known as Temesburg. It is a transportation hub. There are ancient buildings such as 15th-century castles, 18th-century city halls, and cathedrals. 😎 The most famous of these is the Union Square in Timisoara, which is also the most unique square. The Baroque-style Roman Catholic Church and the Serbian Orthodox Church are important sights of this square. In addition, the Art Museum building and the monument erected in the center of the square give the square a more profound historical charm. ❤️‍🔥 This square is still very shocking. Buildings with different colored roofs stand harmoniously around, and there are many open-air cafes with roofs underneath. There is a pillar in the center that feels like a dragon, and the yellow on it is like a blooming shape. It is very eye-catching in the lawn, and there is a yellow church directly behind it. The overall preservation of the taste of the traditional city center in Europe is a must-see for tourists. ❣️