The Neamț region is a true cradle of Romanian folk culture, where local people’s talent, spiritual beauty and hard work have, over time, given rise to numerous customs, traditions and crafts that survive today.
Neamț County is home to the oldest, most numerous and most imposing monasteries in Moldavia. The concentration of places of worship in this area reflects the great number of monks in the Neamț mountains who sanctified these places, endowed by God with such beauty.
Once in Neamt County you’ll discover a part of the local history by visiting the touristic objectives from this area.
Here, in Neamt County you can visit some of the oldest monasteries from Romania. We also have the highest number of religious settlements from the country.
The history of the monastery at Agapia and the surrounding area goes back much further and is closely linked to Agapia Veche Monastery, which still stands on the northern mountainside.
May is a month in which many cultural manifestations and events take place in Neamt County: seminars, exhibitions and more.
May brings a series of cultural and historical events to Neamț County, including seminars, exhibitions and many surprises.
The history of Agapia Monastery and its surroundings is very old and tightly connected to Agapia Veche Hermitage located on a hill, near the monastery.
In 1960 at Varatec Monastery, in the buildings from the left side of the architectural complex, was organized a museum with religious objects.
Thursday, May 6, 2010 at Tineretului Theatre from Piatra Neamt (Neamt County) it will be organized an artistic show entitled EUROPE’s DAY.
The “Virgil Barbuceanu” Equestrian Centre in Piatra Neamț, managed by C. S. T.C.E. 3 Brazi and C.S. Ecvestru, offers horse-riding enthusiasts a wide range of services and leisure activities.
The Equestrian Complex “Virgil Barbuceanu” from Piatra Neamt, offers to all that love the equestrian sport a wide range of services and entertainment possibilities.
