
Pângărați Monastery and the Surrounding Beauty
A visit to Pângărați Monastery, located in the Bistrița Valley amid the surrounding forests and the Yew Reserve, is undoubtedly a suitable choice for a peaceful weekend, especially at this time of…

A visit to Pângărați Monastery, located in the Bistrița Valley amid the surrounding forests and the Yew Reserve, is undoubtedly a suitable choice for a peaceful weekend, especially at this time of…

We invite you on a walk through the traditional villages of Neamț County. You will be surprised to step into a world that seems taken from a fairy tale, and the time spent will be a true delight…

Șugău Gorges – Munticelu protected area stands out due to a fabulous mountain landscape and the uniqueness of its natural heritage.



Located in the north of the county, on the eastern slopes of the Stânișoarei Mountains and in the Neamțului Subcarpathians, Vânători-Neamț Natural Park is one of the county's protected natural areas…

Horse lovers and equestrian sports enthusiasts will be able to watch the National Competition, a round of Grand Prix România, the IX edition of the “TCE 3 Brazi” Cup, taking place this week at the “Virgil Bărbuceanu” Equestrian Centre in Piatra Neamț.



The route from Piatra Neamț to Durău, passing through Tîrgu Neamț, will take you on a fabulous journey in Neamț County.



Before leaving Piatra Neamț for Târgu Neamț, you can spend some pleasant time at the Municipal Lido, a complex at the foot of Cernegura mountain, on the right bank of the Bistrița, with a sunbathing…

Surely, an unforgettable holiday! Located in a sunny clearing in the North-West of Ceahlău Mountain at 820 m altitude, Durău Resort is famous for the summer camps organized here, every year.



Land of beauty and wonders, Neamt County seems taken from one of Mihail Sadoveanu’s tales: “After God separated the waters from the dry land and after wrinkling the earth, He began the impartion of gifts to all lands.

” The mountain does not belong anymore exclusively to the professional climbers but to everyone” – Ticu Lăcătușu.