• Radio Romania International

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    “ The town is mentioned in writing in 1374, under the name of Varadinum Varad, which translates as small fortified city.

  • Oradea, Bihor Romania: Things to Do, See, Information

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    Top things to do and things to see in Oradea, Bihor Romania: detailed information about Oradea, top attractions, interactive map and much more.
    Bulunamadı: baroque

  • Oradea Mare Roma Katolik Piskoposluğu - Roman Catholic...

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    György Martinuzzi 'nin (1535–1551) ölümünden sonra, Várad'ın en büyük piskoposları ve Kral János Szapolyai ve Kraliçe Isabella ' nın danışmanı, bkz. kötüleşti.
    Bulunamadı: baroque, palace

  • Oradea - Academic Kids

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    Oradea in a 1617 engraving by Braun & Hogenberg. The first mention of Oradea, under the Latin name Varadinum was in 1113.

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    Other sites that attract a considerable number of tourists include: The State Theater of Oradea. Baroque Palace of Oradea – today Muzeul Țării Crișurilor.

  • Oradea - An Introduction to Its Jewish History

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    Following the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II, Northern Transylvania, including the city of Oradea, became once again an integral part of Romania.

  • Ineu Castle | True Romania

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    It was a sanjak in Timişoara and Varad eyalets as "Yanova" during Ottoman rule. ... Secession Style in Timişoara. Baroque Palace of Oradea.

  • 13 Nagy Varad Ideas | Oradea, Romania, Bucharest Romania

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    Mar 29, 2014 - Explore Eniko Andrasy's board "Nagy Varad", followed by 151 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about oradea, romania, bucharest romania.

  • Oradea — Wikipedia Republished // WIKI 2

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    Other sites that attract a considerable number of tourists include: The State Theater of Oradea. Baroque Palace of Oradea – today Muzeul Țării Crișurilor.