The Theatre
The construction had begun in 1899 after the plans of the Vienesse firm Fellner and Helmer what planed almost 50 theaters in Europe among others the ones of Timisoara, Cluj and Iasi. The enrepreneurs Kalman Rimanoczy Jr., Jozsef Guttman and Vilmos Rendes realized to finish the building in a record time. At 15 of October 1900 the curtains lefted up. Besides the opening of the theatre that day marked the introducing of electricity in the institution as well what became the first electrified building of the city. In front to the theatre this pearl of the Oradean electricity were raised two allegorical statues.
Toamna Orădeană
19.09.-12.10.2008
Accommodation possibilities in this area:
Inn Góbé
Pension Lan
Hotel Corola
Hotel Elite
Casa BIM
Hotel Nevis
Hotel Class
Hotel Maxim
Robinson Country
Hotel Eden
Hotel Terra
PIHE hostel
Hotel Melody
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Other sights in Oradea
Ady Memorial museum <> Apolo Palace <> Astoria Hotel <> Bazar <> Black Eagle Palace <> Canon's Row <> Church of the Order of Mercy <> Church of the Premonstatense Order <> Church with Moon <> City Hall <> Deutsch house <> Evangelical Church <> Füchsl house <> Fortress of Oradea <> Greek Catholic Bishop Palace <> Holy Trinity Orthodox Church <> Medical Faculty <> Monastery of The Capucin Order <> Moskovits Palace <> Olosig Roman-Catholic church <> Orthodox Bishop Palace <> Orthodox Synagogues <> Palace of Public Finances <> Poinar Palace <> Reformed Church <> Rimanóczy Palace <> Roman-Catholic Basilica<> Roman-Catholic Bishop Palace <> Stern Palace <> St. Ierarh Nicolae Orthodox Church <> St. Ladisla's church <> St. Mihail and Gavril Orthodox Church <> Ursulina's Complex <> Tribunal <> Ulmann Palace <> Vila Okányi-Schwarz <> Zion Neological Synagogue