The Row of Canons (Șirul Canonicilor) is a historical monument in Oradea, Bihor County, which consists of an ensemble of buildings with a long gallery with 57 Baroque arcades. Together with the Roman Catholic Cathedral and the Roman Catholic Episcopal Palace, it forms the largest Baroque complex in Romania.
The Row of Canons was designed by the architect Franz Anton Hillebrandt, who also designed the other Baroque constructions, and built in phases between 1758 and 1875. By 1780, the first 7 buildings were erected, followed by two additional buildings in 1863, and the last building was completed in 1875. The Row of Canons totals 10 adjacent buildings which a total length of 250 meters.
The houses were initially built to house clerics (canons), hence the name Row of Canons.
