Constanta, today a big port at the Black Sea, is the old town of Tomis. This town is the capital city of the county with the same name situated by the Black See. It was founded by Greeks in the VI-th century B.C. It develop under the Roman domination when it received the name of Emperor Constantin. The Archaeological Museum has a rich collection of Roman statues. Two of them are special: the one of Fortuna Goddess and Pontos God, the two protectors of the town, and the one of Glicon Snake. Also here the tourists can see a Roman mosaic and visit a hall dedicated to Ovidius, a Roman poet, who lived in exile in Tomis between 8 - 17 A.C. After it was destroyed the town was forgotten for 1200 years and only King Carol I gave it a new life at the end of the XIX-th century as a port at the Black Sea and as a resort. Some fine buildings, a casino, holets were built. The Ottoman domination is marked in Constanta by the Mahmud II's Mosque and the Genovese lighthouse from the XIII-th century is still working near by the pleasure port. It is pleasant to walk along the seashore or to spend the time at the Casino built in Rococo style. Just in front of the Casino there is the Aquarium which exhibits flora and fauna of the Black Sea.

Departure at 07:30 from your hotel.

Price - from 2 pax up – 140 € / pax; from 4 pax up – 85 € / pax.

Included: car & driver, English speaking guide, visit of the Archeological museum and Roman mosaic.