Cluj-Napoca is located in the heart of Transylvania, with an area of 179.5 km ². Located on the relationship between the Apuseni Mountains, Transylvania Somes Plateau and Plain, the city is located at the intersection of parallel 46 ° 46 'N, longitude 23 ° 36' E. It lies on the Somes Mic and Nadas river valleys, and some extensions, the Popeştiului side valleys, Chintau, Borhanciului and Kings.

• Museum of Art - an art museum, located in the palace of Count Bánffy.
• National History Museum of Transylvania - the permanent exhibitions are divided into sections, which focuses each major period of time.
• Ethnographic Museum of Transylvania - with over 80 years old, is the largest of its kind in Romania.
• Village Museum - the most comprehensive open-air museum in Romania and sixth in Europe.
• Museum of Speleology "Emil Racovita" - the only museum dedicated to the memory of Romania Emil Racoviţă and cave science.
• Church of St. Michael "
• Reformed Church
• Metropolitan Orthodox Cathedral Cluj, Alba, Crisana and Maramures
• Cathedral Transfiguration, "the Diocese of Cluj-Gherla
• Church of Calvary "
• Franciscan Church
• House and the Statue of Matthias Corvinus
• Bánffy Palace
• Piarist Church
• Romanian National Theatre and Opera
• bastion
• Bob Church