Its nice for stop on the way from bucharest to constansta, but there is no english explanation at all.

For everybody who will visit this region, please do not forget to see this ancient monument, part of Romanian history. You will not regret..recommend

A place we need to visit in order to better understand the history of Romania. Tropaeum Traiani and St. Andrew’s Cave are like the birth certificates of christianity and the Romanians.

The monument was build in 109 to commemorate Roman Emperor Trajan’s victory over Dacia. What we see today it’s a reconstructed in 1977. A interesting piece of history, but do not expect much.

This is a place of historical interest only and on a sunny day offers also beautiful nature panoramas but don`t expect many facilities around and frankly speaking best this way to really keep that feeling of going back in time. The location is rather remote...More

If you depart from Constanta, after about 64 km of the county road (1 hour), we reach Adamclisi. Tropaeum Traiani is a Roman triumphal monument in Adamclisi, Constanta County, erected in honor of Roman Emperor Trajan between 106-109 AD. to commemorate the victory of the...More

The monument was renovated and it shows a reconstruction of how it looked almost 2000 years ago. The place is well maintained with places to sit in the shade. There is a small entry fee of 10 lei, that is well worth it.