• Moon Church (Biserica cu Luna) - The Moon Church, known as Biserica cu Luna, is a prominent Orthodox church located on Union Square. It features a distinctive mechanism on its tower that displays the moon’s phases. Begin your stroll by appreciating the facade from the square.
• Deutsch K. Ignac Glassware and Porcelain Store - This store boasts a beautifully preserved Art Nouveau (Secession) shopfront, once home to Ignac K. Deutsch’s glassware and porcelain store, exemplifying Oradea’s early 20th-century commercial architecture.
• Union Square - Piata Unirii, or Union Square, serves as Oradea’s grand central plaza, surrounded by vibrant Secession-era palaces and bustling cafes. It is the vibrant core of the city’s renowned Art Nouveau collection.
• Black Hawk (Vulturul Negru) Palace Arcade - The Black Eagle Palace, or Palatul Vulturul Negru, stands as one of Oradea’s most iconic Art Nouveau structures, celebrated for its Y-shaped glass-roofed arcade and the stained-glass black eagle that inspired its name.
• Darvas- La Roche House - The Darvas-La Roche House is a gem of Secession architecture, crafted by the Vago brothers. It now hosts a museum dedicated to Oradea’s Art Nouveau legacy. Admire its graceful facade and intricate details from the street.
• The Neolog Synagogue Zion - Completed in 1878, the Zion Neolog Synagogue is an impressive example of Moorish Revival architecture and ranks among the largest synagogues in Romania. It serves as a poignant reminder of Oradea’s once-flourishing Jewish community and the city’s diverse heritage.
• Fuchsl Palace - Fuchsl Palace is an elegant Secession-style apartment building, part of Oradea’s extraordinary collection of early 20th-century architecture. Observe its sophisticated facade and decorative elements as you pass by.
• The Orthodox Synagogue - Oradea’s Orthodox Synagogue catered to the city’s Orthodox Jewish community, distinct from the Neolog congregation. Its facade quietly reflects the religious diversity that has shaped Oradea over the years.
• Ullmann Palace - Ullmann Palace is a notable Secession-style structure built for the Ullmann family, showcasing the exquisite Art Nouveau detailing that characterizes Oradea’s historic center.
• Oradea Fortress - Conclude your tour at the entrance of the Oradea Fortress, a star-shaped Renaissance citadel with five bastions and a rich history of military and trade. Take a moment to explore its courtyards before ending your walk.

• Self-guided tour on your smartphone, APP not needed!
• Available in multiple languages: English, Deutsch, Italiano, Français, Español, Português, 中文
• Audioguide with quizzes about each point of interest

• A physical guide (the tour is accessible on your smartphone)
• Access offline. Internet needed on your phone

Explore Oradea at your leisure with this self-guided walking tour, fully controlled from your smartphone—no app download or physical guide required. Stroll through a route featuring ten stops, showcasing the city’s stunning Art Nouveau and Secession architecture, the impressive Union Square, and the palaces and synagogues that narrate the history of this once multi-ethnic city. Engaging audio stories bring each site to life, while interactive quizzes and riddles add a playful element to your journey. Enjoy the tour alone or with friends, pause whenever you wish, and explore any day, at any time, in seven different languages.

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