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Romania's Constanta To Attract Tourists With New Natural Science Museum
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Romania's Black Sea city of Constanta is seeking to attract tourists with a new large natural science museum complex, reports archdaily.com.
The new complex will be the largest of this kind in the region, spanning a built area of 79 520 square metres.
The complex, incorporating features of an amusement and leisure park into the program of a science museum, will include an aquarium, dolphinarium, exotarium and tropical greenhouses, planetarium and observatory.
The design competition has been won by the Romanian architectural design bureau SYAA, which has also designed the stand of Romania at the International Book Fair in Sofia.
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