An early start for everyone today. Marina is travelling to Belgium to play in a corporate touch rugby tournament, and we're catching the train to Constanța, on the Black Sea Coast.
After a pleasant 2.5 hour journey, we arrived in Constanța at 1pm and walked to the centre of town via a number of caches.
Constanța is Romania's oldest continuously inhabited city (founded 300BC), and the largest port on the Black Sea, and our hotel is in the centre of the Old Town.
In the afternoon, we were having a lovely walk around the old town when a summer thunderstorm struck. We took shelter in a building entrance and stayed there for an hour until the rain stopped.
After a change of clothes at our hotel we had dinner in one of the many alfresco eateries in the main plaza, followed by our farewell papanași.Read more
John KalaitzisI'm glad you think it's magnificent. It certainly looks it. I love the curtains neatly tied up and the Romanian flags in the window. A nice touch.
John Kalaitzis
I'm glad you think it's magnificent. It certainly looks it. I love the curtains neatly tied up and the Romanian flags in the window. A nice touch.
John Kalaitzis
The canopy out the front looks like a recent ill-thought add-on, but the rest of the building looks magnificent.
Darren and Janet Yes, agreed, that's out of place