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Using a public transport bus, or their own car, tourists can visit the touristic attractions in the surrounding county:
Constanța
- National History and Archeology Museum (Hamangia and Gumelnița Culture; objects from ancient times, Lapidarium, Ovidiu´s Room);
- Museum of Romanian Marine,
- Roman Edifice with Mosaic,
- Art Museum,
- National Military Museum,
- Ion Jalea Sculpture Museum,
- Natural Science Museum Complex (Aquarium Prof. Ion Borcea, dolphinarium, Micro Delta, etc.),
- Astronomy Complex (Planetarium, Astronomy Observatory, solar station),
- Romanian Orthodox Episcopal Cathedral (built in 1883), the Spanish Temple mosaic, the Great Mosque (Byzantine – Egyptian style, with Romanian influence, built in 1822),
- The Casino (French Baroque style, with Rococo elements, built in 1909),
- The Genovese Lighthouse (14th century), the new lighthouse (1958), the commercial port (1857),
- Tomis touristic harbour
Adamclisi
- The Museum Complex (Museum Tropaeum Traiani, the funerary altar, the mausoleum, the castrum Tropaeum Traiani, the Museum of Archeology)
Murfatlar
- The Complex of Monasteries (archeological and Christian sites), the Museum of Dobrogean Winegrowing
Cernavodă
- Archeological vestiges of the Hamangia, Gumelnița and Cernavodă cultures,
- The Anghel Saligny bridge and the longest viaducts in Europe,
- Fossils (reservations, fossils of fauna and flora)
Rasova
- The ruins of the Roman fortification Flaviana (from the era of Constantin the Great)
Hârșova
- The ruins of the Roman castrum Carsium, founded by Emperor Trajan in 103 AD.
Histria
- Histria castrum (the first Greek colony of the Pontus Euxinus sea shore, founded by the sailors of Milet in 657 BC)
- The Museum of Archeology Histria (elements of Romanian construction, bas-reliefs, statuettes, adornments, Green and Roman pottery)
Mangalia
- Vestiges of Callatis Citadel, built between 4th and 7th century AD (the ancient Calatis port, the Roman aqueduct, antique engravings, Syrian basilicas),
- The Museum of Archeology Callatis (1925) (Greek and Roman antiquities: antique columns, bas-reliefs, sculptures, adornments, fine alabaster ceramics, statuettes, coins),
- The Mercutius Curiosity Collection (stamps, lithography, clocks, paintings, sculptures, graphic works),
- Esmahan[OPO1] Sultan Mosque (1525), monument in Mudéjar style (Oriental carpets, ritual fountain, Lapidarium, Turkish graveyard)
Medgidia
- The Museum of Art Lucian Grigorescu,
- The Great Mosque (architecture monument in Mudéjar style, from 1856)
Mircea Vodă
- Roman walls
Ostrov
- The ruins of Dervent (Roman-Byzantine citadel)
Șipotele village
Cheia
- Cheia massif – natural, botanical, geological reservation (coral reef stones, Mediterranean plants, caves).
Ion Corvin
- Reservation with wild bisons and deer
Limanu village
Limanu Cave, speological reservation; art collection (paintings, sculptures, graphic works)
[OPO1]Trebuie corectat în original, numele corect e Esmahan, nu Eshmahan.