Hills rolling one after another, broadleaf forests and pastures with flocks of sheep, and the waters of the Cuejdel dammed by a landslide across its course: a picturesque landscape of a mountain lake formed not long ago.
Ceahlău, the mountain that most powerfully captivates the eye and, more than any other mountain in Romania, fires hikers’ imaginations, rises like a majestic dome of the Eastern Carpathians and the whole Moldavian land in the Neamț region.
Located in the north of Neamț County, in Vânători-Neamț Natural Park, the “Dragoș Vodă” Bison and Carpathian Wildlife Reserve shelters bison, Carpathian red deer, fallow deer, a pair of mouflons, roe deer, foxes, a wolf and various bird species.
The building, erected in the 16th century, did not undergo major repairs until the time of Bishops Ioanichie (1747–1769) and Leon Gheucă (1769–1786), when work was carried out especially on the…
The first documentary attestation of the monastery dates from 1210. According to the documents, Petru Mușat erected a stone church on the site of an old wooden church in 1375, which was destroyed in the earthquake of 1471.
The Cucuteni Chalcolithic Art Museum is situated at Ștefan cel Mare Street No. 3, near the Curtea Domnească in Piatra Neamț. Visit also other history museums in Neamț County. Tel: 0233226471.
Neamț Citadel, a genuine medieval fortress in Neamț, is located at 1 Arcașului Street in Targu Neamț and was built during the reign of Petru Mușat (1374-1391).
Few medieval monuments in the Romanian territories enjoy a reputation as great as Neamț Citadel.
Stephen the Great’s Royal Court was built in Piatra Neamț between 1468 and 1475 and served as the administrative centre of the Neamț region.
Travellers from everywhere, we invite you to come to the God-blessed lands of Neamț, where you can enjoy experiences unlike any you have known before: climb to the heights of the Holy Mountain…
The icon of the Mother of God at Durău Monastery has worked many miracles, but the one involving Father Silvestru is the most often recounted.