A selection of current social media posts (Facebook) 2026

Bright yellow clouds currently hang over Alba Iulia Street, where colorful umbrellas normally line the street in summer.
In the evening, they bathe the street in a warm light, but they also have a special effect when the sun is shining—when the light shines through them and creates new moods.

Until March 29, 2026, the National Museum of Art in Timișoara is hosting the international exhibition “The Fragility of the Eternal. From Pompeii to Today.” The exhibition focuses on the ancient city of Pompeii and its influence on European art history. Over 100 important works from renowned Italian museums invite visitors on an impressive journey through art and history.
We would like to thank the National Art Museum of Timișoara for kindly allowing us to use the images.
More information about the museum can be found at: https://discover-timisoara.com/en/arts-culture-en/

One of the most important sights in Timisoara in 2026 is Trajan’s Square / Piata Traian. The square was designed in 1740 and was the economic center of the Fabric district. Daily and weekly markets were once held here.

In the wake of the “Timisoara – European Capital of Culture 2023” program, Trajan’s Square is now actively used. The area hosts numerous local community initiatives as well as smaller events, concerts, and exhibitions.

Smaller, temporary markets are held regularly, often focusing on local producers and arts and crafts. These markets differ from the traditional markets of earlier times and often have a modern character.

The Ferment restaurant is also located on the square. At the Foodservice & Hospitality Expo in Bucharest in November 2025, the Ferment restaurant took second place in the Romania Pizza Challenge.
Piata Traian square is definitely worth a visit.

It snowed – impressions from a walk along the Bega.

Public holiday in Romania, last day of the Christmas market.
The snow is already there – three winter impressions to bid farewell to the Christmas season. ❄️