The Black Eagle Palace
Built between 1900 and 1907, it is a representative building for the new architectural Secession style, developed at the beginning of the 20th century. The Palace’s name derives from an emblem of a black eagle depicted in stained glass.
The building houses a hotel and a restaurant, as well as several spaces for offices, all being grouped in three asymmetrical wings. A very interesting element, which adds a special note to the edifice, is the passage covered in glass, which connects three streets, called 'Pasajul Vulturul Negru' ('The Black Eagle' Passage).

The Baroque Palace of Oradea was founded in 1762 by Baron Bishop Adam Patachich in late Austrian Baroque style. The building was intended to resemble the famous Royal Belvedere (Palace) of Vienna. 

In 1773, a fire destroyed the palace, but it was soon reconstructed after the original blueprints. In 1855, a new side and entrance were added graciously in tone and respect with the initial building, with grand double stairways.
From 1971, the Baroque Palace has been housing the county museum "Muzeul Tarii Crisurilor" with its many large and fine archeological, historical, natural history, ethnographical and art collections under the name of “Museum of the Three Rivers Land”. The museum has approximately 400,000 pieces such as world class Neolithic and Bronze Age collection, treasures from Ancient Egypt and Greece, a large selection of traditional costumes, peasant house appliances, pottery and painted Easter eggs or a Natural History section with prehistoric animals.

Cetatea Oradea (Oradea's Fortress)
Inside the fortress, there were 10 shops, 150 small stone-made houses, a room for soldiers, three mills and a jail which was "deep like hell". Under Turkish administration, the church inside was transformed into a mosque and both the fortress and the city were reconstructed.
 
"Ady Endre" Museum is a museum dedicated to one of the greatest Hungarian poets.
 
Teatrul de Stat (The State Theater) was designed by two Austrian architects who had built around 100 theaters and opera houses in Europe by the end of the 19th century. 
 
Republicii Street is one of the most beautiful streets of Transylvania, displaying an incredible number of Secession buildings (under restoration in 2006).

Baile Felix Spa is located 8 km away from Oradea. It offers excellent opportunities for geothermal treatments in waters whose temperatures remain constantly between 43-49°C all year round.

Stana de Vale is a mountain resort, 85 km from Oradea. Situated at 1102m altitude, it is considered one of the most pleasant resorts in the western part of the country.

Pestera Ursilor (The Bears’ Cave)
Chiscau was discovered in 1975 in a marble quarry. Bears’ Cave boasts an extraordinary range of stalagmite and stalactite formations different in size and forms, as well as many marks and fossils of the cave bear – Ursus Spelaeus – that disappeared more than 15,000 years ago. A trip to the Bears Cave may prove to be not only a nice way to spend time but also an educational trip.