Constanța, Big city in Romania
Constanta, the oldest continuously inhabited city in Romania, is located on the Black Sea coast.
Originally established as Tomis by the Greeks in 600 B.C., it was later renamed to Constanta after the sister of Emperor Constantine the Great
The city houses the Museum of National History and Archeology, showcasing the rich culture and history of the region.
With a postal code that ranges from 900003-900746, it’s essential to confirm the specific area when visiting or mailing items.
Possessing an alluring coastline, Constanța is Romania's largest sea port.
Location: Constanța County
Capital city: Constanța
Population: 263707
Elevation above the sea: 25 m
Address: Bd. Tomis nr.51, cod 900725 900003–900746
Website: primaria-constanta.ro
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap