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Balkans Ten Country Tour-Timisoara|||Timisoara is the last city in Romania on this trip. It is the largest city and economic and cultural center in the western plain. Historically, this city has been ruled by multiple countries and tribes in turn. It is multi-ethnic and multi-cultural, and the architecture in the city center has a Viennese style. There is also a church indispensable here. The most gratifying thing is that when you enter the Catholic church built in the 18th century, a musician is playing music, and the sound of the electronically amplified pipe organ surrounds the large space of the church, which is sweet and solemn. Timisoara was the bridgehead that launched the Romanian national revolution in 1989. There is a tilted cross sculpture in Victory Square to commemorate that bloody movement and pay homage to the more than 100 people who died at that time. ​ Driving on Romanian land, the scenery on the roadside is still charming. ​ Crossing the border in the afternoon, we came to Serbia, which is the last country on this trip. Stay in the capital Belgrade that night.