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Municipality in Constanța, Romania
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Mangalia is a port city and tourist resort in south-eastern Romania.
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One of the oldest mosques in Romania and the only medieval monument of Mangalia. Dating from 1573, the mosque was built by Esma, daughter of Sultan Selim II (1566-74) and wife of grand vizier (greatest minister of the Sultan) Sokollu Mehmed Pasha. It is still used by the local Muslim community and located in the centre of town within a large garden that also contains Ottoman grave stones.
in the off season in springtime you get a very nice double room with exclusive Sea-View for less than €50. The breakfast there was great, a buffet with all-you-can-eat and drink. The hotel is near the city with nice restaurants and besides the old mosque from the 16th century.
A cosmopolitan looking place with beach access, pool, and restaurant featuring breakfast.
This seaside hotel tower really stands out and has a spa, pool, and restaurant.
By bus
There are frequent minibuses and buses on the Constanta - Mangalia route, especially in summer.
Mangalia is a small resort, spanning over 6200 ha. Most of the tourist attractions are reachable by foot. The resorts north of the city are reachable by buses and minibuses. Same goes for the hippodrome and the caves.
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