Romania historical monuments

Romania historical monuments

ALBA	*Alba-Iulia:The Romanian Orthodox Episcopal Cathedral having The Holy Trinity as its patron; Cathedral of the Roman-Catholic Archiepiscopacy(15th c); Cathedral of the Reunion; Alba Iulia fortress (1714-1738); BETHLEN Castle,* can be visited at Cetatea de Balta, near Blaj(16th c)
ARAD	Arad: Romanian Orthodox Cathedral(1862-1865); Serbian Orthodox Church(1698-1702); "St. Florian" Roman-Catholic Chapel(1751-1753); Arad-Gai Num Monastery(1760-1762); Roman-Catholic Church(1812-1821); Synagogue(1827-1834)
ARGES	The Curtea de Arges Monastery ; The Namaiesti Monastery;
BACAU	The Romanian Orthodox Episcopal Cathedral dedicated to "Cuvioasa Paraschiva" – Roman
BIHOR	*Oradea :* Moon Church/Cathedral of the Orthodox Diocese (1784); Roman-Catholic Cathedral(1750-1779); Wooden Church(1785); three Synagogues Stately buildngs: Episcopal place/Museum of the Cris Rivers County(1762-1777)- 100 rooms with 365 windows. *Village of Tilcagd (situated 23 km to the east of Oradea DN1/E15 road):* Gothic Church(1508); Count Teleki's baroque Castle(19 th.c)
BRASOV	Brasov: Black Church; Fagaras medieval stronghold and castle; The Brancoveanu Monastery(Sambata de Sus); Bran Castle (DRACULA Castle); Peasant fortress Rasnov (14th-17th centuries); Prejmer peasant fortified church (13th-16th centuries); Harman peasant fortified church (15th-16th centuries)
BUCHAREST	The Romanian Orthodox Patriarchal Cathedral - having "The Holy Emperor Constantin and the Empress Elena" as its patrons; The Antim Monastery;
BISTRITA-NASAUD	*Bistrita: O*rthodox Church(13th c.); St. Mary's Evangelical Church(14th-15th c); Saxons' Tower (part of the church): 76,5 m high; tallest bell-tower in Romania; Silverman's House(16th c.)
BUZAU	The Romanian Orthodox Episcopal Cathedral having the dedication day "The Assumption of the Virgin"
CARAS-SEVERIN	Caransebes: "St. George" OrthodoxChurch(1444); "St John the Baptist' Church(1780-1781); Synagogue(1893) Resita: County Museum with section on history-intoresing collection of figurines and artifacts of worship from the neolithic period, exhibits of ethnography and fine arts; Open-Air Museum of the Steam Engines: collection of 19th.c engines. Baile Herculane, situated along the Cerna valley: History Museum/ former Casino(19th.c); Roman-Catholic Chapel; Hercules' Statue(1847) made of marble; Roman Bath and Hygeea's Spring; Neptune Bath; Apolo Bath.
CLUJ	*Cluj Napoca:* The Romanian Orthodox Episcopal Cathedral having the dedication day "Tha Assumption of the Virgin"; "St. Michael's" Roman-Catholic Church(14th-15th c.); autside - Mathias Corvinus' Equestrian Statue made by Janos Fadrusz(1902); Calvaria Church; BANFFY Palace; National Theatre and the Opera(1912-1913); Botanical Gardens(1920); Turda: Reformed Church; Dej: Reformed Church; Gherla: Armenian Church (18th c); Huedin: Orthodox Cathedral
CONSTANTA	The Romanian Orthodox Episcopal Cathedral, having the "Apostles Saints Peter and Paul" as its patrons - Constanta
DOLJ	The Romanian Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral, having "The Saint Dumitru" as its patron - Craiova
DAMBOVITA	Targoviste: The Romanian Orthodox Archiepiscopal Cathedral dedicated to "Inaltarea Domnului" and "Sfanta Treime" The Royal Court and the Twilight Tower –; The Dealu Monastery; The Ialomita Cave Monastery in Bucegi;
GALATI	The Romanian Episcopal Cathedral, having Saint Hierarch Nicolae as its patron - Galati
GORJ	The Polovragi Monastery; The Tismana Monastery ;
HUNEDOARA	Hunedoara Orthodox Church of STREI placed south of Calan; Orthodox Church of SANTAMARIA-ORLEA in the village of Rau de Mori; PRISLOP Monastery it is situated in the village of Silvasu de Sus near Hateg; MAGNA CURIA Castle located at Deva; Medieval fortress Deva
HARGHITA	Miercurea Ciuc:The Romanian Orthodox Episcopal Cathedral dedicated to "Saint Nicolae"; Catholic Church of Virgin Mary at SUMULEU, Miko fortress (17th c.): *Oderheiul Secuiesc:* JESUS' Chapel; LAZAREA Castle;
IALOMITA	The Romanian Orthodox Episcopal Cathedral dedicated to " Archanghells Mihail si Gavril " – Slobozia
ILFOV	The Tiganesti Monastery; The Cernica Monastery;
IASI	The Romanian Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral having the dedication day "The Welcome of the Lord" – Iasi ; The Trei Ierarhi Monastery;
MARAMURES	The Romanian Orthodox Episcopal Cathedral having "The Assumption of the Virgin" as its dedication day - Baia Mare
MURES	The Clock Tower in Sighisoara; Targu Mures: PALACE OF CULTURE(1907-1913); Targu Mures medieval fortress (15th c.)
NEAMT	The New Agapia Monastery; The Bistrita Monastery - Moldavia; The Neamt Monastery; The Varatec Monastery ;
PRAHOVA	Peles end Pelisorul Castles The Sinaia Monastery; The Suzana Monastery(Cheia); The Matei Basarab Monastery(Brebu); The Hasdeu Castle Nicolae and Grigorescu's Memorial Hause(Campina)
SIBIU	Sibiu: The Romanian Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral dedicated to "Holly Trinity" ; BRUKENTHAL Palace; *Rasinari:* Orthodox Church "St. Paraschiva" (18th c.); CARTA Monastery located between Sibiu and Fagaras;VINTU DE JOS Ruins, located near Sebes
SUCEAVA	The Romanian Orthodox Episcopal Cathedral dedicated to "Saint George" – Suceava; Arbore Monastery Balinesti Monastery; Dragomirna Monastery; Humor Monastery; Bogdana Monastery; Moldovita Monastery; Sucevita Monastery; Putna Monastery; Probota Monastery; Voronet Monastery
TIMIS	*Timisoara:* The Romanian Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral(1936-1946), founded by King Michael of Romania; Romano-Catholic Dome(1736-1774); Serbian Orthodox Cathedral(1748); Lugoj: "St. Nicholas Orthodox Church(1402); The Assumption of the Virgin' Orthodox Cathedral(402); Greek-Catholic Church(1853-1854)
VALCEA	The Romanian Orthodox Episcopal Cathedral, having "Saint Nicolae" as its patron - Ramnicu Valcea; The Bistrita Monastery; The Cozia Monastery; The One Piece of Wood Monastery; The Frasinei Monastery; The Govora Monastery; The Hurezi Monastery; The Surpatele Monastery ; The Turnu Monastery ;