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marți, 24 martie 2026
Places in Town- Speaking Activity
Guessing Game
One student is called to the front of the class.
They must not see the photo.
The student asks 10 "Yes/No/Maybe" questions.
If they cannot guess the place, another student provides a clue (3–4 sentences describing the place without naming it).
Alternative game
A student reads a description and the others guess the place:
1. The Palace of Culture (Palatul Culturii)
This is the most famous building in the city, known for its roof of colorful Zsolnay tiles. Inside, it houses the stunning "Hall of Mirrors" with stained glass depicting local legends. It is a masterpiece of Hungarian Secessionist architecture located in the city center.
2. The Medieval Fortress (Cetatea Medievală)
This massive historical complex features seven large bastions and thick stone walls. It was built centuries ago to protect the town and now serves as a park and cultural venue. Inside its walls, you can find the oldest church in the city.
3. The Administrative Palace (Prefecture/City Hall)
This building is famous for its very tall, slender clock tower that dominates the skyline. It features beautiful floral ceramic decorations on its facade and roof. It sits right next to the Palace of Culture and serves as the seat of local government.
4. The Ascension Cathedral (Orthodox Cathedral)
This is the large, white religious building located at the top of the central square. It features a massive central dome and was built in the early 20th century. Its interior is covered in elaborate Neo-Byzantine paintings.
5. The Târgu Mureș Zoo (Grădina Zoologică)
Located on the Cornișa Plateau, this is one of the largest and most modern facilities of its kind in Romania. It is surrounded by a vast oak forest and is home to elephants, giraffes, and bears. It is a favorite destination for families at the weekend.
6. The Teleki-Bolyai Library
This historic building is home to one of the most important collections of old books in Eastern Europe. It was founded by a nobleman and contains over 200,000 rare volumes. It also honors the famous father-and-son mathematicians who lived in the city.
7. Roses Square (Piața Trandafirilor)
This is the long, main promenade that forms the heart of the downtown area. It is named after the beautiful flower beds that run down its center. On either side, you can see historic palaces, cafes, and shops.
8. The Reformed Church in the Fortress
This Gothic-style church is the oldest building within the city's stone walls. It has a simple, elegant interior and a very tall spire that overlooks the bastions. It has been a center of the community for over 600 years.
9. The Apollo Palace
This elegant building is located on the main square and was once the center of social life for the local nobility. It is famous for its Empire-style architecture and its history as a venue for grand balls and theater. Today, it still stands as a beautiful example of 19th-century design.
10. Weekend Leisure Center (Complexul Weekend)
This is the city's favorite spot for swimming and sports during the summer. It features multiple pools, sports fields, and areas for dining along the Mureș River. It is where everyone goes to cool off and relax on sunny days.
11. Bolyai Farkas High School
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This is one of the oldest and most prestigious schools in the city, named after a famous mathematician. It is a large, impressive building located near the fortress. Many of the city's most famous historical figures studied within its walls. |
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