Top Things to do in Northeast Romania
What to do and see in Northeast Romania, Northeast Romania: The Best Architectural Buildings
Discover the best top things to do in Northeast Romania, Romania including Sucevita Monastery, Muzeul de Etnografie/ County Museum of Ethnography, City Hall Botosani, Bojdeauca lui Ion Creanga, Casa Moscovici, Moldovita Monastery, Manastirea Voronet, Catedrala Mitropolitana „Sfanta Cuvioasa Parascheva”, Palatul Culturii, Putna Monastery.
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1. Sucevita Monastery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 347 reviews
This 16th-century painted monastery boasts thousands of images against a green background.
Reviewed By 118val - Shepparton, Australia
A fortress church with a really thick wall surrounding it. The wall paintings both inside and outside are impressive with the colour green being more prominent than other church painting we had seen. The church is very high so the acoustics are really good. We were lucky enough to here the pure voices of the Nuns singing as a service was in progress while we visited.
2. Muzeul de Etnografie/ County Museum of Ethnography
3. City Hall Botosani
4. Bojdeauca lui Ion Creanga
5. Casa Moscovici
6. Moldovita Monastery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 255 reviews
Founded in 1532, this monastery's frescoes recreate the siege of Constantinople.
Reviewed By guide_florin - Suceava, Romania
This monastery is placed in a wonderful landscape, the walls built from river stone are decorated with bricks and connect the rounded towers who defended the church many centuries. Inside you will discover a small museum where they have the real trone of Petru Rares and an award from UNESCO - Pomme d'Or.
7. Manastirea Voronet
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 516 reviews
This painted nun monastery is often referred to as the "Sistine Chapel of the East."
Reviewed By L575OHjimh - Regina, Canada
We stayed in Suceava, in NE Romania and visited several painted monasteries in the surrounding area. The monastery in Voronet was the best preserved one we visited. Extraordinary frescoes adorn the exterior and the interior of the church. The monastery is surrounded by beautifully kept flower beds. If you only have time to visit one painted monastery, I highly recommend the Voronet Monastery.
8. Catedrala Mitropolitana „Sfanta Cuvioasa Parascheva”
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By TERRAvelista - London, United Kingdom
After visiting the Palace with the mall, St Nicholas church and Dosoftei house, then another church, we decided to make a stop here. The Cathedral is very big and housed on well maintained grounds and there were lots of people on the Thursday we visited it. Inside you can relax in the cool interior and pay your respects or simply watch the groups queuing to their patron saint laid here for everyone to see. People are very nice and friendly and greatful even for helping them with the many steps.
9. Palatul Culturii
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 562 reviews
Reviewed By oanagabrielaionita - Bucharest, Romania
If you go to Iasi, you cannot miss this place. Beautiful Palace that you can visit inside because it has 4 museums and and also the clock tower (that plays Hora unirii at every hour).
10. Putna Monastery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By ilieadrianp - Otopeni, Romania
Must see for Romanian orthodox pilgrims and for lovers of art & history. The interior of the main church and the architecture are very beautiful. The inside paintings of the church were restored in the 2000s. Free entrance to the church, but no pictures / videos are allowed inside (only outside for a few of 10 RON). Museum available for visit against a fee. A nice shop outside the entrance with souvenirs, religious books and the like, cash only. Fair road to it, but pay attention to the other monastery located only a few km down the road, not to mix the locations by the GPS. Several accommodation and eating places nearby. No street sellers, at least at the moment of our visit (5-6 PM on 01.01).
