Romania · Caraş-Severin · Reşiţa
Țerova, Reşiţa — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Țerova is one of the six villages Reşiţa administers, a Banat settlement in Caraş-Severin County on record from 1433.
About Țerova
Where to stay in Țerova
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Reşiţa holds the beds. Anyone staying near Țerova books in the city, where the Muzeul de Locomotive cu Abur Reșița and Reșița Sud railway station give the centre its bearings, and drives out to the village afterwards. The village side suits a car and an early start; Câlnic, Cuptoare, and Doman sit on the same municipal list, and none carries a lodging entry in the record.
About Țerova
What are the main landmarks in Țerova?
Nothing on the monument register carries Țerova's name, though the record traces it to 1433. The sights belong to Reşiţa, where the Muzeul de Locomotive cu Abur Reșița lines up its engines, Muzeul Cineastului Amator keeps a smaller collection, and Biserica Duminica Preasfintei Treimi din Reșița stands among the city churches. Trains mark the map too.
Reșița Sud railway station sits on the city's own list of landmarks, as does the church recorded simply as Biserică tip sală.
What is the history of Țerova?
Țerova appears in the record from 1433. Reşiţa itself is dated to 1673, which makes the village name the older of the two, and the alternative name Krassócser is recorded alongside it. Six villages answer to the city. Țerova stands with Câlnic, Cuptoare, Doman, Moniom, and Secu on that list, a Banat village kept as part of Reşiţa rather than a commune of its own.
Where is Țerova?
Țerova lies within the municipality of Reşiţa in Caraş-Severin County, one of six village names the Banat city carries.
Updated August 2026