CLUJ - NAPOCA, ROMANIA WALKING TOUR - THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CITY IN EUROPE - TRANSYLVANIA 4K 

Il est beau le centre de la ville de Cluj Napoca. C est un centre culturel important de Transylvanie . Merci pour cette promenade . Amitie

Je ne connaissais pas cette ville. Mon ami roumain m'en parle quelques fois. Très belle découverte 😍. Belle bâtisse. Bonne vidéo 👌

Romanesque architecture is something fabulous. I really like their buildings. Also the brickstone roads. 😊

Beautiful city 😊

Che bello ❤ Cluj!

I love Romania ❤❤

LOVE ROMANIA

wow,molto bello!

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Country borders, buildings, daily life and fashions may have changed around it, but St. Michael’s Church in the center of Kolozsvár/Cluj-Napoca has stood the test of time. Construction of Saint Michael’s Church started in 1316 and was completed in 1444. Since then, the most important events of the Hungarian community in Kolozsvár, and all of Transylvania, have taken place here. This makes it a symbolic building, not only for Kolozsvár, but for the whole Hungarian community of Transylvania. The church has been rebuilt and modified several times, each renovation leaving an imprint on the centuries-old building. The restoration of the building started two years ago using EU funds; since then, the gates of the church have been closed to the public. Now that the monument has undergone an extensive restoration, details of the work are starting to appear under the scaffolding. The walls and ornamentation of the building is now only an arm’s length away, so restoration professionals can finally take a closer look at the imposing monument and draw conclusions about its history.

Cluj-Napoca City in Romania is the Best 💙💛❤

SUPER:))

Sunt Clujanca dar acum stau in Sua doar pt sot ....nu dau Clujul pe toata America si de abea astept sa ma intorc....Da Clujul este cel mai tare oras si cine spune altfel greseste 😮

n 1541 Klausenburg became part of the autonomous Principality of Transylvania after the Ottoman Turks occupied the central part of the Hungarian Kingdom. Although Alba Iulia served as political capital for the Principality of Siebenbürgen (Transylvania), Klausenburg was the main cultural and religious center for the principality. In 1581, Stefan Batory, Governor of Transylvania, took the initiative in founding a Jesuit academy in Klausenburg. Between 1545 and 1570, large numbers of Germans (Saxons) left the city due to the introduction of Unitarian doctrines. The remaining Germans were assimilated to Hungarians, and the city became a centre for Hungarian nobility and intellectuals. With the Treaty of Karlowitz in 1699, Klausenburg became part of the Habsburg monarchy. Austrian Empire and Grand Principality of Transylvania edit The town in 1759 From 1790 to 1848 and again from 1861 to 1867, Klausenburg was the capital of the Grand Principality of Transylvania (Siebenbürgen) within the Austrian Empire; the city was also the seat of the Transylvanian diets. Beginning in 1830, the city became the centre of the Hungarian national movement within the principality. During the Revolutions of 1848, Klausenburg was taken and garrisoned in December by Hungarian troops under the command of the Polish general Józef Bem. In 1776, Empress Maria Theresa of Austria founded a German university in Cluj. But this enterprise was not to survive long, Emperor Joseph II replacing the university with the famous Piarist Highschool, where the teaching was done in Latin. The first Hungarian-language newspaper was published in Klausenburg in 1791, and the first Hungarian theatrical company was established in 1792. In 1798, the city was heavily damaged by a fire. For lighting, oil lamps were introduced in 1826, gas lamps in 1861 and electric lights in 1906.[18] Austro-Hungarian Empire edit Cluj-Napoca in the Grand Duchy of Transylvania maps, 1769-1773. Josephinische Landesaufnahme After the Ausgleich (compromise) which created Austria-Hungary in 1867, Klausenburg and Transylvania were again integrated into the Kingdom of Hungary. During this time, Kolozsvar was among the largest and most important cities of the kingdom, and was the seat of Kolozs County. In 1897, the Hungarian government decided that only Hungarian place names should be used and therefore prohibited the use of the German or Romanian versions of the city's name in official government documents.[19] In 1872, the authorities established a University in Cluj, with teaching exclusively in Hungarian, which caused discontent amongst the Romanian population. In 1881 the University was renamed Franz Joseph University after Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria.

Visit Cluj in the summer August during the Untold festival

This fabulous Habsburg, baroque and Magyar parts in a Romanian city.

😊

Bilgi: Kazıklı Voyvoda

Cluj looks like a typical small german town.

Knowledge: Dracula's Castle:))

This Kolozsvár, not cuci napuci or what. This Hungary not romania. right?

Kolozsvár

I live in Cluj, and love my city. But to call it the most beautifull city in Europe is a serious mistake... I can name at least 10 cities that are more beautiful, cleaner, happier, greener, than ours :( Check out Oradea for example... it's 100 light years away from Cluj. :(

Sibiu is the capital of Transylvania, not Cluj

Lmao it's not even the most beautiful city in Romania.