Neamț Monastery is an ancient centre of monastic life in Neamț County, where the beauty of the surrounding countryside is complemented by the cultural richness within and the many pilgrims who come here seeking moments of peace.
Neamț Monastery represents an old religious settlement from Neamț County where the beauty of nature blends with the inner cultural light of the monks and the pilgrims that come here in search of some quite moments.
The protected areas from Neamt County are impressive through its picturesque scenery. These natural paradises hide incredible touristic attractions that are waiting for tourists to visit it.
Agheazmatar represents the place where priests make Holy Water. This building is located at Neamt Monastery outside the walls, in front of the bell tower.
In front of the bell tower at the entrance to the monastic complex at Neamț Monastery stands a circular building that draws visitors’ attention with its distinctive architecture, size and beauty.
The protected areas in Neamț County impress visitors with their picturesque natural surroundings and conceal true paradises created by a generous nature.
In order to see Duras Waterfall from Negulesti village, Neamt County you’ll have to go by car from Piatra Neamt towards Bacau.
Curtea Domneasca in Piatra Neamț was built between 1468 and 1475 by Stephen the Great. The Curtea Domneasca complex served as an administrative centre for all of Neamț County.
To reach Duras Waterfall in Negulesti, Neamț County, you must first cross Piatra Șoimului commune, which stretches along the Calu and Iapa streams.
The Princely Court of Stephen the Great was built in Piatra Neamț between 1468 and 1475 and served as the administrative centre of the Neamț region.
Between 1468 and 1475 in Piatra Neamt was built the architectural complex “Curtea Domneasca” by ruler Stefan cel Mare. This was the administrative center of Neamt County.