Nature
Autumn Landscapes in Piatra Neamț
Autumn has returned to Piatra Neamț this year with a dazzling array of colours and its unmistakable landscapes. The scorching summer days are now just a memory, replaced by the cool days of autumn.
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Neamt Monastery: History, Images and Hermitages
According to historians, Neamt Monastery was built in XIV century and is the oldest Orthodox monastery from Moldova.
Culture
Visit the Art Museums from Neamt County
For those that have a passion for art, Neamt County offers the possibility to admire quality works in the local art museums.
Spiritual
Neamț Monastery: History, Images and Hermitages
According to the historical sources known to date, Neamț Monastery dates from the XIV century as an Orthodox monastic community.
Spiritual
Dormition of the Mother of God Chapel at Secu Monastery
The Secu monastic complex comprises several buildings of great historical and religious value, true monuments to this people’s past.
Culture
Traditions and Customs of Neamț County on Display in Ethnography Museums
In the Neamț region, we take pride in a rich heritage of Romanian customs, traditions and crafts. Here, folk art has long been preserved and promoted by traditional craftspeople who pass the secrets of these crafts on to younger generations.
Spiritual
The Cemetery Church at Secu Monastery
Secu Monastery is a monastic centre dating back almost 500 years, with its origins on the feudal estate of Neamț Citadel, in the valley of the Secu stream.
Spiritual
The Chapel of St Mary from Secu Monastery
The religious settlement from Secu is organized in few buildings and each and everyone has a great historic and religious value.
Spiritual
Sfanta Cruce Monastery – Neamț County
Sfanta Cruce Monastery in Brusturi commune, Neamț County, is also known as Eroilor Monastery because it was built in memory of the thousands of soldiers who fell in the nearby forests.
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“Sfanta Cruce” Monastery – Neamt County
“Sfanta Cruce” Monastery from Brusturi village, Neamt County it’s also known as The Monastery of Heroes because it’s been built in the memory of thousands of soldiers that died in the nearby forests.
