Places to visit in Oradea

Some of  our favorite places in Oradea, that  all students or tourists should visit while being here  are the following:

1. Lotus: Lotus shopping centre is a mall located in the suburbs of Oradea. The mall has approximately 50 shops, some cafes and restaurants, a big supermarket called Carrefour and at the second floor, there is a bowling area and some restaurants like salad bar, sweet shops, Chinese food, pasta & pizza and a place that makes natural fruit juices. 

Partium Christian University

Let's take a look to Partium's facilities. 

Walking in the parks of Oradea

Oradea is well known for the parks it has in the city, so we did not miss the chance to explore them during the weekend. So we took our maps, bought water, wore our comfortable clothes and went for our walk. And the best thing of all, is that most of the parks are in a close distance from the city centre. So we visited them all by foot and enjoyed our time even more.

Nightlife in Oradea

Oradea's NightLife is basically located in the Black Eagle Palace, which has beautiful architecture and most of the pubs, bars, discos are located there  and in its surroundings.  Its is the place we visit during the day and the night. So of course, every time we go for partying, the Black Eagle's Palace is one of our first options.  

Bathing at Felix

One of the most enjoyable experiences i had in Oradea, was the time  when we visited Băile Felix , which is approximatelly 15 minutes away from Oradea by car.

 In that area,  there are   the best known and most quality thermal spas in the country. And the interesting part is that the thermal water the resorts  use, is in  fact taken from natural springs, that has a soothing affect at the articular and muscular pain. 

The resort we visited, had two kind of thermal water pools. One of them was located inside the resort,  and included hydromassage, which i loved and stayed most of the time under it.

A fantastic weekend at a Romanian village

During the first weekend of March, our local friend Ramona, gave us  the opportunity to travel to her granmother's village, called "Ginta"  or  "Gyanta"  in Hungarian.

International Kitchen Day

At the afternoon of Wednesday 26 of February a group of Turkish Erasmus students and a mix of Hungarian, Greek and Egyptian staff of the PR department met at the Partium university kitchen (A Hungarian university which geographically lies within the borders of Romania) so it was in the full meaning of the word an International Kitchen.