Reghin
What to see in Reghin
Things to see, picked to fill a whole day.
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1Medieval church and museumBiserica evanghelică și Muzeul Sașilor
Saxon church completed in 1330, the oldest building in Reghin, with a tower of about 47 m and the Saxon Museum inside.
It is a category A listed monument and the oldest building in town, and the Pyramid of Violins, the symbol of the 'town of violins', stands in front of it.
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2Ethnographic museum with open-air sectionMuzeul Etnografic „Anton Badea”
Ethnographic museum founded in 1960, with over 7,500 objects in an 1892 building and a small open-air village of farmhouses, a wooden church and water mills.
It is a category A listed monument, the town's main museum, and still runs workshops and new exhibitions, including in 2026.
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318th-century wooden churchBiserica de lemn „Petru Maior”
Wooden church from the first half of the 18th century, built of unvarnished beams with a five-sided altar apse, linked to the scholar Petru Maior.
It is a category A listed monument linked to Petru Maior, and can be visited free of charge, with the priest as guide.
Cartierul Unirii
4Historic centre and parkPiața Petru Maior și Parcul Central
Reghin's main square, lined with 19th–20th-century houses and turned into a park in the 1960s, with a fountain, a Capitoline Wolf statue and busts of local figures.
The whole square is a protected urban ensemble (category A monument), and the town's tourist information centre is here.
Centru- 5Baroque church
Biserica romano-catolică „Nașterea Maicii Domnului”
Late Baroque church completed in 1781, with 12 stained-glass windows showing kings and saints from Hungarian history.
It is the town's Baroque church, featured by Visit Mureș and the local tourist office, and the Reformed church designed by Alpár Ignác is 100 metres away.
Mihai Viteazu