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Set in a historic building, dating from 1895, with baroque elements and eclectic design, Aparthotel No. 6 offers you a new experience of travel and accommodation, our apartments being tailored for the modern day tourist, travelling either for business or leisure. The interior design is unique, all apartments offer the best comforts and luxurious services and are all fully furnished and equipped.

Our apartments create a strong sensation of comfort and home feeling, with free WI-FI, dining area, fully equipped kitchens, minibar, air conditioning, safe, elevator and, in addition, you have a number of other benefits such as free access to fitness room. It's basically your HOME AWAY FROM HOME. Nothing is missing from this little Universe created for you.

Aparthotel No. 6 is located in the historical center of Timisoara, pedestrian area, in the heart of touristic and historical attractions of the city. It is also near business area and shopping center, located just 200 m from Unirii Square, 600 m from Victoriei Square / Cathedral / Romanian National Opera / Banat National Museum, 100 m from the Botanical Park, 2 km from Iulius Town.

Property conditions

- Pets are not allowed inside the hotel.
- Smoking is allowed only in the inner courtyard of the building, at the smoking place.
- Guests must keep quiet between 22:00 and 07:00.
- Parties / events are not allowed.
- Please let us know in advance the estimated time of your arrival and if you have special needs.
- For special requests please use the contact or contact the property directly.
Our apartments are situated in the pedestrian area and the access by car is not allowed, but we can recommend you some parking places nearby.

You can request free of charge

- Provision of information regarding hotel services, tourist objectives, cultural events in town, means of transport, weather conditions etc.
- Delivery / receipt of correspondence
- Umbrellas in case of rain.

Our fitness room

In order to make your stay with us as pleasant as possible, we offer you unlimited access to our fitness room located at the ground floor.
It is elegantly equipped to offer you modern sport facilities.

Victorei Square - Top tourist attraction in Timisoara

Victoriei Square is one of the central squares of Timișoara, the place where Timișoara was proclaimed on December 20, 1989 the first free city in Romania. At the opposite poles of the square are the Romanian Opera House to the north and the Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral to the south. From the Romanian Opera House to the Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral the promenade on the right side is called "Corso" and the one on the left side is called "Surrogate"

Around the square there are cultural institutions - the Romanian Opera House, the National Theater, the Hungarian State Theater, the German State Theater, the Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral, the Timiș, the Capitol and the Studio cinemas, the Museum of Banat, art galleries, cafes and restaurants and many shops.

"Corso" is the name of the promenade that starts from the Romanian Opera House to the Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral, on the right side. In the past, this was the walking place of the high society of Timisoara. From here begins the actual promenade, with Lloyd's Palace housing the rectory of the Polytechnic, followed by Neuhausz Palace, Merbl Palace, Dauerbach Palace, Hilt Palace and, finally, Széchenyi Palace.

"Surrogate" is the opposite promenade, on the left side, and a direct continuation of Alba Iulia Street. In the past, only young people and workers walked here. The students only had access with the permission of the school, and the soldiers had to prove that they were on leave to be able to walk here.
The first building is the Löffler Palace, followed by the Palace of the Chamber of Commerce, next to which was built in 1938, on the side street, the Scala Cinema, later changed into Studio.

Monuments:
The statue of Wolf- "Lupoaica cu puii", supported by a 5 m high pillar, is a replica of Lupa Capitolina, given to Timișoara in 1926 by the city of Rome.
The Fish Fountain - located between the Lupoaica statue and the Romanian National Opera. It was built in 1957. Initially, its shape was a five-pointed star, on which were placed bronze fish. After numerous restorations, the fountain has reached its current form

Libertatii Square - Top tourist attraction in Timisoara

Built in the middle of the 18th century. For a time it was known and recognized as the Arms Market, the Military Market or the Parades Market. It was renamed the Freedom Square in 1848, with the outbreak of the Hungarian Revolution, but after the Austrian army recaptured the town, the square returned to the name of Prince Eugene de Savoy Square. The oldest building in this area is considered the New Generalate, from 1730. But we must not forget the Military Command and the Military Casino. The latter remained famous for the lavish parties given by officers. The Old City Hall was built according to the plans of an Italian from Timisoara, on the place of the Ottoman public bath. In the middle of the square stands the baroque statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Nepomuk, a monument made in Vienna in the 1750s.

The monument presents the Blessed Virgin blessing John Nepomuk, the protector of Catholics. Casa cu Atlanti, another historical monument from Timisoara, was the dowry of the Aromanian merchant Macri for his daughter. What is special about this objective are the two Turkish columns ritually buried, a sign that the Turkish rule was also buried with the recapture of the city by the Austrians.

Unirii Square - Top tourist attraction in Timisoara

Unirii Square is the oldest historical square in Timișoara, arranged in Baroque style.

Throughout its history, the square was also called Hauptplatz (Main Square), Domplatz (Dome Square) and Losonczy Square (after the name of Count Stefan Losonczy, killed in 1552 when the fortress was conquered by the Turks). The name Union Square was given to it in 1919, because the Romanian army that entered Timișoara stopped here.

The objective hosts important tourist objectives, such as the Roman Catholic Dome, the Baroque Palace, the Serbian Orthodox Cathedral, the Brück House, the Holy Trinity Monument, the mineral water fountain and other architectural monuments.

Botanical Park - Top tourist attraction in Timisoara

Designed as a dendrological park, The Botanical Parc was established between 1986-1990 by the architect Silvia Grumeza. It is located in the proximity of the former fortress and currently contains 218 species of plants. The park has scientific, didactic, educational and recreational utility, during the summer being the scene of some art activities, having an area of ​​9.8 ha.