Timișoara
Timișoara is a city in western Romania, known for Secessionist architecture. The central square, Piața Victoriei, is surrounded by baroque buildings and the Metropolitan Orthodox Cathedral, with its mosaic-patterned roof tiles and icon gallery. Nearby is the Habsburg-era square Piața Unirii and the Memorial Museum of the 1989 Revolution. The museum houses uniforms, documents and a film on the Ceaușescu dictatorship.
People born in Timi Oara (First 49 people) - Page 2
Andre Spitzer
Israeli fencing master
Mihaela Zavolan
Sebastian Mailat
Romanian footballer
Adrian Bărar
Romanian guitarist
Adrian Constantin
Professor of mathematics
Alexandru Pelici
Romanian footballer
Alfred von Domaszewski
Author
Adrian Zaluschi
Romanian football player
Alexandru Adrian Popovici
Romanian footballer
Carol Alexandru Taub
Footballer
Denis Golda
Football player
Dorin Teodorescu
Musical artist
Ferdinand Marschall
Austrian referee
Francesco Illy
Hungarian accountant
Gheorghe Ciuhandu
Romanian Politician
Helmut Stürmer
Production designer
Ioan Mihai Cochinescu
Romanian novelist
Iulia Motoc
Romanian judge
Miss Platnum
German singer-songwriter
Octavian Drăghici
Romanian football player
Adrian Popovici
Film director
Alin Ignea
Romanian football player
Andrei Ujică
Romanian screenwriter
Catalin Dorian Florescu
Romanian-Swiss author
Cristian Bărbuț
Romanian footballer
Cristian Daminuță
Romanian footballer
Cristian Fenici
Romanian handball player
Cristina Bălan
Singer
Diana Hetea
Romanian singer
Doru Todoruț
Singer
Ernő Kiss
General
Alin Roman
Romanian football player
Gelu Velici
Romanian footballer
Ion Drîmbă (Ionel Drîmbă)
Olympic athlete
József Pecsovszky
Romanian football player
Andrei Dumiter
Romanian football player
Marius Lazurca
Romanian diplomat
Edgár Balogh
Journalist
Emerich Vogl
Romanian football player
Nóra Tábori
Actress
Peter Kerek
Film director
Alexander Tal
Anca Bartoș
Pavel Bartoș's wife
Dorin Tudoran
Romanian poet
Hans-Thomas Tillschneider
German politician
Ionuț Rus
Romanian football player
Negru
Musical artist
