Mamaia is well-known a summer resort of international fame, situated in SE extremity of Romania (Constanta county), on a seaside beach between the Black Sea and Lake Siutghiol.

The many amusement and recreation opportunities include:

• Archaeology and National History Museum - a rich collection of Roman statues
• Planetarium
• Aquarium
• Delphinarium
• The Casino built between 1904-1910, the building is placed exactly on seashore 
• Romanian Navy Museum - holding thousands of replicas of various types of ships proper to the Romanian military and commercial navy since its beginnings till today
• Of the Roman town of Tomis ( ancient name of Constanta city) , only a part of the wall of the town is still standing
• the Butchers' Tower, dating from the 6th century
• The Mosque built in 1910 by king Carol I 
• The Harbour - is one of the main distribution centers for the Central and Eastern Europe, offering many advantages. The favorable geographical position and the importance of the Port of Constanta is emphasized by the connection with two Pan-European Transport Corridors: Corridor VII - Danube (inland waterway) and Corridor IV (rail-road).
• Genoese Light-house from the 13th century is still in use, near the harbor
• The complex of Adamclisi at 45 km far from Constanta
• The ruins in Histria, along the seashore
• In an open-air exhibition in the Victory Park there are on display some columns and amphora