
St. George Church in Roman
The “St. George” Church in Roman, a place of worship whose history is longer and less straightforward than previously thought (as revealed by numerous, sometimes contradictory historical sources), is…

The “St. George” Church in Roman, a place of worship whose history is longer and less straightforward than previously thought (as revealed by numerous, sometimes contradictory historical sources), is…

What could be more beautiful in summer than relaxing in a lovely mountain area where you have everything: lakes amidst nature, forest, clean air and peace… Peace in abundance.



First you knock at the gates of Neamț Citadel and travel back in time among boyars, noble ladies and mountain guards.

Whether practised at an amateur or professional level, two-wheeled sport occupies a leading place among leisure activities in Neamț County.

In the place where faith blends with kindness and sanctity meets generosity, God dwells among people.



Long ago, no one knows exactly when, somewhere at the foot of Ceahlău, there lived a boyar so rich that even he could no longer keep track of his boundless wealth.

From 11 March 2016, the History and Archaeology Museum Piatra Neamț hosts the exhibition Arta vânătorii.

What is a patronal feast? Whenever an Orthodox place of worship is consecrated, it receives the name of a major feast of the Lord, a feast of the Mother of God, or a saint.




In the village of Târpești, in Petricani commune, Neamț County, stands one of the most beautiful and interesting museums in Moldavia.

The “Lidianca” icon of the Mother of God at Neamț Monastery has a remarkable story that takes us back to around the year 665.

As you already know, the website of the Neamț County Council and the Facebook pages and provide you with extensive information about all tourist attractions and events in Neamț County.