Constanța County

Constanța County stretches along the Black Sea coast and brings together several beach towns into one continuous coastal area. The territory includes urban centers, villages, and natural spaces that form a varied landscape together.

The territory became part of Romania after a war in the late 1870s and shifted from an Ottoman region to a modern Romanian county. This change had major effects on the coast's infrastructure and growth.

The region is home to different communities whose traditions appear in local food, building styles, and crafts you can see throughout the towns. This mix shapes how the places look and feel today.

Visitors should know that coastal towns get busier in summer and quieter in other seasons, affecting what you find open and how crowded places are. Getting around between towns is easiest with a car or bus since public transport is limited in many areas.

The port of Constanța is one of the largest harbors in the region and plays a key role in international shipping traffic. The facility shows modern infrastructure that reflects the economic weight of this coastal area.

Location: Romania

Capital city: Constanța

Shares border with: Tulcea County, Brăila County, Ialomița County, Călărași County

Website: http://cjc.ro

GPS coordinates: 44.27000,28.31000

Latest update: December 20, 2025 11:41