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city of constanta, Romania
Constanta is located in Dobrogea, an area between the Danube River and the
Black Sea. The city's history goes back to 657 BC when it was the Greek
controlled town of Tomis. After Romania became a Roman province, the Romans
renamed the city after emperor Constantine. Throughout history, Constanta was
destroyed, fell under Byzantine and Turks control. After the Romanian War of
Independence, Constanta became part of Romania, in 1877.
Constanta is the largest port at the Black Sea. The city is served by Mihail
Kogalniceanu International Airport.
Useful links for Constanta, Romania
Mihail Kogalniceanu International Airport:
www.mk-airport.ro
Constanta County Hall:
www.primaria-constanta.ro
Train Times (Mersul trenurilor):
www.infofer.ro
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Romania News
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Romania officially joined European Union
(together with Bulgaria)
on 1 January 2007; Romanian becomes an official EU
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