
5 Touristic Attractions from Agapia – Varatec area
The area Agapia – Varatec from Neamt County is truly beautiful because of the natural scenery and because of the two main religious settlements from here.

The area Agapia – Varatec from Neamt County is truly beautiful because of the natural scenery and because of the two main religious settlements from here.

Neamt County is a place where over time many rulers have built fortifications and religious settlements that can be seen even today.

The Neamț region is where, over the centuries, many princes built fortifications and places of worship that survive to this day.



The Agapia-Văratec area is particularly beautiful for its scenery and its two monastic complexes, which are important centres of Romanian culture.

Coloured eggs are the symbol of Easter. Housewives in the Neamț area begin preparing them on Tuesday of Holy Week so they can finish them and take them to church for the Resurrection Service.

The Neamț Museum Complex holds a collection of over 300,000 objects (archaeology, history, art, memorial collections, ethnography, natural sciences), which can be viewed in the permanent exhibitions of the museums in Neamț County.




The Museums Complex from Neamt has in its patrimony over 300.000 pieces (archeology, history, art, memorial objects, ethnographic and natural sciences) that can be visited in the permanent exhibitions of Neamt County museum.

Easter is the most important orthodox holiday and that is why the traditional Easter dinner has to be a special one.

In Neamt County pilgrims and tourists will visit some of the most well known monasteries from Moldova region and Romania.



The Ethnography Museum in the commune of Borca was founded in March 2011 within the School Group “Mihail Sadoveanu”.

The Ethnography Museum from Borca commune was opened for public in March 2011 inside the “Mihail Sadoveanu” School.