Targu Mures is located in north-central area of Romania is located at the intersection of three geographical areas of Transylvania Plain, Niraj Mures Valley and Valley at an altitude of about 320 m above sea level. Built initially on the lower terrace on the left river Mures, the city has developed over time and occupying the slopes and hills. Presently, the city lies on both sides of the river Mures and Corneşti hills and studying.

Excavations carried out by archaeologist Stephen Kovacs confirmed that the city's territory Targu Mures was inhabited since prehistory.

Historic Buildings:
Palace of Culture
Palace of Targu Mures Prefecture
Palace Hall.
Apollo Palace
National Theatre
Medieval fortress

Religious buildings:
Annunciation Church
St. John Baptist Church
Reformed Church in the city (XV century)
Reformed Church with a Tower
Temple Israel
Wooden Orthodox church (XVIII century)
Ascension Orthodox Cathedral
Unitarian Church

Buildings with cultural significance:
Teleki House
Banyai House
House Kopeczi
House of Games
Teleki-Bolyai Library

Museums:
Museum of Ethnography and Folklore
Museum of Natural Sciences
Art Museum
History Museum
The County Museum

Monuments and statues
Latin Monument
Avram Iancu Statue
Romanian Soldier Monument
Statue representing the Farkas and János Bolyai