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Palace of Culture, the Teleki-Bolyai Library, the Fortress are impressive and the food in multicultural environment was absolutely delicious. Peaceful place to rest, make plans for future , go around in history, art and mild nature.

It's a really nice, small city. I was there for treatment at the hyperbaric medicine centre nearby and wasn't very mobile so I couldn't really walk around the city. The food selection is excellent - I would particularly recommend the Thai Kitchen near the theatre. Good services, and excellent spas around too.

Other than the unfriendly Rumanian representative of Alamo (the Hungarian rep. Was friendly), could not get prepared car due to lack of international license. I travel 3-4 times from the US in EU countries but never was so rigid a company. So we had no car did not see much.

Great change & vibe compared to 2006-2007! Enjoyed fresh air, amazing sunsets, trendy coffee shops and great food! Invite you to indulge at Petry Bistro after a great walk in the downtown and admire collections of bags and shoes from big brands.

We love T-M, mainly because we have family and friends who live there. The airport is only 20 mins away and although we can easily use buses and taxis, even the supermarket maxi-taxis, we now drive confidently round, even though there is a lot of heavy traffic and some unpredictable parking! The city-centre is easy and pleasant to walk round with some beautiful art-deco buildings, especially the Cultural Palace and the County Office. There are huge flower beds, with a flower clock, in summer and splendid Christmas decorations in winter. There are some 'explorable' shops, including a Mall, a really interesting Ethnographic and Folklore Museum, various churches, cathedrals and an old synagogue to see. Cafe culture is vibrant and there are all manner of different places to eat and drink. It's worth being adventurous and exploring just off the main boulevard! At one end of the centre is the beautiful and interesting Cetate or Castle which is well worth a visit. Round the town are a wide range of enormous supermarkets, DIY centres and a good range of shops. At the top of one of the hills, there is a Zoo with a large children's playground outside it. There is also a terrific spa resort with huge grounds with trees, a large swimming pool and a salt-water pool, where you can spend the whole day very easily! Further afield, T-M is within a day's drive and return of several old cities offering significant historical, architectural and cultural experiences. The countryside is rural and varied, offering a real taste of Old Romania. Drivers need to be alert and prepared for anything, especially being overtaken! The roads have improved during the years we have been visiting and major motorways are being built.

An historical city where two cultures merge - Romanian and Hungarian - yet the lasting impression is of a clean, modern and energetic city, probably due to the large number of students here. It's a centre for higher education and is bilingual. There are quite a few good restaurants in the city, serving both local and international dishes.