The icon of the Mother of God known as “Lidianca” or “Închinătoarea” is regarded as both a processional icon and a protective one, and the many miracles attributed to it over the centuries have sustained the devotion of the faithful and the monks.
Two monasteries in Neamț County – Durău and Horaița – will have special services on Saturday, 25 March, thus marking their own patronal feasts on the day of the Annunciation.
“WE WORK WITH LOVE AND ENTHUSIASM IN OUR WORKSHOP!” This is the message from the students in Gherăești attending the off-site weaving and sewing class of the Piatra-Neamț Folk School of Arts.
Students in the off-site plant-fibre weaving class in the commune of Horia (the “Carmen Sylva” primary and lower secondary school), which belongs to the Popular School of Arts in Piatra-Neamț, continue preparing for the arrival of spring.
One of the most active off-site classes of the Piatra-Neamț Folk School of Arts is the one in the commune of Vânători, coordinated by teacher Sabina Petrariu.
Lakes Pângărați, Vaduri and Bâtca Doamnei, and the stretch of the Bistrița River near the bridge at Căprioara in Piatra Neamț, are places where swans and wild ducks have lived for several years in perfect harmony, well integrated into their surroundings.
If you spend your winter holiday in the Neamț region, you can visit the tourist attractions of the Neamț Museum Complex as well as the leisure areas.
The autumn 2016 edition of the Mineralia exhibition is dedicated to one-of-a-kind jewellery made from natural stones, coral, pearls or amber.
The renowned monasteries of Moldavia represent a tourist destination you must visit at least once in your life.
Autumn has arrived and nature’s variegated colours create splendid autumn landscapes that invite us to set off more than ever.