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Politechnica Swimming Complex

Politechnica Swimming Complex The Olympic pool from Cluj-Napoca, as the inhabitants call it, is in a continuous process of modernization. It is destined to the general public: adults, children, students, pupils, UTCN students, employees and retired persons. Centers for swimming learning: 10 classes. Individual subscriptions for children, adults, subscriptions for an entire class and for kindergarden.

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"Universitas" Swimming Complex

The Universitas Swimming Complex, situated in Iuliu Hatieganu sports park, completes the complex of sports facilities (terrains and sports halls), which are part of Babes-Bolyai University property. It was inaugurated on the 27th of September 2009 and on the 1st of February 2010 it was actually opened for swimming teaching, but also for the public. It is first of all a teaching base for F.E.F.S (Faculty of Sports and Physical Education) students, who have daily swimming classes; a recreational spot for other persons, but also a spot where children and adults can learn how to swim. The complex has an Olympic pool (50 x 20.6 meters), with 8 lanes provided with block-starts; a water temperature of 26-28 C degrees, and an environment temperature of 28-30 C degrees and it has a depth of 1.80-2.00 meters. The quality of the water is permanently checked, from a chemical and microbiological point of view, by an ultramodern and automatic water treatment system.

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After 8

After 8 It is a place that wants to keep up with the latest fashion and music trends. By continuous development we try to create a club for all age groups. From students to middle-aged persons, everyone is welcome at After Eight. Theme parties, with different genres of music, student nights, concerts of well known artists, these are all in the club’s schedule.

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The Vivarium

The Vivarium The Vivarium was built between 1998 and 2001 out of the Babes-Bolyai University and the Biology and Geology Faculty funds. It contains approximately 57 animal species. When it opened in 2001, it only sheltered a collection of reptiles and amphibians. Currently, alongside the reptile collection, the Vivarium also hosts 10 fish species, 9 micro mammal species and 6 bird species, out of which we can mention the Puff Adder, the Rainbow Boa, the leopard gecko, the Nile monitor, the chinchilla, the Dobrogea turtle, the salamander etc. Entry fee: Adults: 5 RON Children, students: 2.5 RON Biology students, military personnel, disabled: free

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The Zoological Museum

The Zoological Museum The Zoological Museum is integrated in the Babes-Bolyai University Patrimony and it consists of several scientific animal collections, currently containing over 300,000 exhibition pieces. The exhibition is accessible to the public, to biology students and to specialists. The exhibition pieces are preserved in different ways: stuffed, dried, in preserving liquids and as skeletons. The pieces are arranged in phylogenetic order, reflecting the evolution of the animal world from simple to complex, and as dioramas, displaying the interrelations between the species that form the animal world. Thematic insectariums are also exhibited, showing the variety of butterfly sizes in wet and dry seasons, the match of sizes and color between the butterflies and the environment in which they live in, and mimesis at butterflies and warbles, as well as stages of the formation of the silk wire at the silk butterfly (Bombix mori). There are showed aspects of the thicket birds’ life with the types of nests that these birds are building, as well as the ensemble image with the fauna of the Bărăgan Plain. The cabinet with humming birds draws the attention through the variation of the changing colors according to the light that falls onto their bodies; in the focused image of the area in which the bigwigs (Oriolus oriolus) are exhibited, one can see the difference of color between the male and female, the place where the nest is built, and the process of egg-laying. Another representative ensemble image shows the struggle for survival in winter in a forest form our region and it represents an explicit piece of well documented space. Entry fee: Adults: 5 RON Children: 2,5 RON Students: 2,5 RON Biology students, military personnel, disabled: free entrance

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"Calvaria" Fortress and Roman Catholic Church

The first fortification in Cluj-Mănăştur (60, Mănăştur Street), consisting of ground palisade and defense ditch, dates from the 10th century. In the 11th century a Benedictine convent was to be found here, that was destroyed by the Tatar invasion in 1241. The current church building belonged to the Abbacy of Monasterium Beatae Mariae Virginis of Clus-Monostra. Patron is the Assumption of the Virgin Mary; the building kept important documents in time. In 1437, the Convention of Cluj-Mănăştur sealed understandings between the gentry and the peasants uprising in Bobâlna. Anthony the Great, the peasants’ rebel chieftain, was executed here. The church was partially destroyed by a hit (in the 16th century), then, by the Tatar invasion in the middle of the 17th century. Only in the 19th century, the church’s nave, the arches and choir walls were rebuilt by Roman Catholics. In the communist period, the church was given to the Romanian Orthodox religion, and during 1991 - 1994 was used jointly by the Romanian Orthodox Church and by the Roman Catholic Church. After 1994, the building has returned to the Catholics and entered a broader process of restoration.

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