Ștefania Palace (Palatul Ștefania) is a historic building on Piața Romanilor in the Fabric district of Timișoara.
The building was designed by the city’s chief architect László Székely and construction took place between 1908 and 1909. The building has served many, mainly commercial purposes, but has also hosted the Fabric Society Club, a girls’ school, and a boys’ school. One of the past owners of the building was the Consul of Belgium, Rudolf Totisz, who gave it the name Ștefania Palace in honor of his wife. The building is also nicknamed “The House with Monkeys” because of the statues of bears and gorillas on top of one of the facades.
