Suceava Fortress 😍😍🇷🇴
Located in the city of Suceava in the district of the same name, is the fortress of Suceava.
The fortress became the end of the 14th Centenary of Petru I Musat built (1375-1391) and in the 15th Centenary of Stephen the Great.
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The Monastery (Kloster) Sihăstria Putna 😍😍🇷🇴
Sihastria Putna Monastery is located in the north-east of Romania, about 70 km from Suceava. Putna Monastery (Putna municipality) is also close to this monastery (about 3 km northeast).
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Falcău is a village in the village of Brodina in Suceava County, located on the Suceava River, in the historical rural area of Bucovina (Bucovina).

Wonderful nature about 570 meters above sea level, in one of the northernmost points of Romania, right on the border with Ukraine.

The small town of Radauti is located in the Suceava district, in the historical region of Bucovina in north-eastern Romania.

We thank photographer Catalin Urdoi (facebook.com/urdoi.catalin) for permission to use this image (05,10.2022).

Dragomirna Monastery is located about 15 km north of Suceava (Suceava county) near Dragomirna village. It was founded by Bishop Anastasie Crimca, who built the current buildings after a first small complex between 1602 and 1609.

The monastery is surrounded by walls 10 meters high and 2 meters wide, which were built to protect against conquerors and completed in 1627. The monastery church has a height of 42 meters, a length of 35 meters and a width of 9.50 meters and has elements in Romanesque, Gothic and oriental style. Its interior reveals murals in a miniature style due to the influence of the founder of Crimca, who was also a miniature painter. Religious objects, precious manuscripts, icons and precious miniatures from the monastery collection are exhibited in the museum.

We thank Mrs Farkas Ildiko (Farkas Ildiko) for allowing us to use these images.

Bucovina is a historical landscape on the border between Central, South-Eastern and Eastern Europe, with the southern half in the Suceava district of Romania.

We thank photographer Sorin Onisor for permission to use this image.

A photo taken on February 20, 2022 by the photographer Catalin Urdoi in the municipality of Dornesti in the Suceava district.

Somewhere ( Putnei Sihastria ) in Bucovina ( Romanian / English: Bucovina ), a historical landscape northeast of the Carpathians, in the border area between Central Europe, Southeast and East. The southern half belongs to Romania and is part of the Suceava district.

Sihastria Putnei Monastery is an Orthodox monastery in Romania, located in Putna municipality in Suceava County.

The church in the picture, also called „ Quellenkirche ”, is on the left, 200 meters before entering the monastery.

A beautiful image of the church from the Sucevita monastery ( built 1582-1584 ), which is located on the territory of the municipality of Sucevita in Suceava County in northern Romania.

This Romanian Orthodox Church, located in the walls of the monastery, dedicated to the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, was one of eight Moldovan monasteries listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in August 2010.

Minus 22 degrees in Brașov ( Brasov ), up to minus 34 degrees in the mountains / Buzau and a lot of snow all over the country.

Beautiful impressions of Mocanita Hutulca in the historical region of Bucovina, Suceava County.

A picture near the town of Frasin, Suceava County, in the historical region of Bucovina in northeastern Romania.

The Rarău Mountains are a mountain group of the Moldovan-Sieveburg Carpathians, which belong to the mountain range of the Eastern Carpathians. The highest peak is Rarău Peak with a height of 1,651 meters.

Thanks to photographer Cătălin Urdoi for allowing us to use this image.

Humorului Monastery is a nunnery, located about 5 km north of Gura Humorului, Suceava County (historical region of Bucovina).

The city of Suceava (in German Suczawa) is the capital of Suceava County in northern Romania.

It is located in the southern half of Bukovina, northwest of the historical region of Moldova on the river of the same name.

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Vama commune in Suceava county is located between the two rivers Moldova and Moldovița. The commune is located at the entrance to the Eastern Carpathians.

Thanks to photographer Sorin Onisor ( https://www.facebook.com/sorinonisor ) for permission to use this beautiful picture (June 17, 2022).

This guesthouse is located in the village of Prisaca Dornei (in German Eisenau) in the municipality of Vama in the north-east of Romania in the historical region of Bucovina.

It has three bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen with all utensils, an extendable sofa, a living room with an extendable sofa, a spacious yard, WiFi, The first ski slope about 5 km away, followed by the nearby Rararul slope, the Şoimul slope in Gura Humorului and the Mestecaniș slope.

More information or questions by phone or via Whats App +49 (0)151 6320 4283 (German and Romanian languages)

Of course, the guest house can also be rented in 2023. Ideal for families and/or friends. Just ask

The monasteries of Moldavia are located in Bucovina and were built in the 15th and 16th centuries in the then royal tower Vltava. Monasteries are famous for their magnificent frescoes.

Many of the buildings date from Stephen the Great, who is said to have founded a monastery for every battle won. There are eight World Heritage sites. What is special about the monasteries in Vltava is their colorful painting, which is unique in Europe.

The monks wanted to bring the contents of Holy Scripture closer to the lower classes, who could neither read nor write. And so they used the interior walls, facades, and protective walls of the monastery to depict scenes and parables from the Bible in colorful drawings, paintings, and frescoes. These are considered absolute masterpieces of Byzantine art.

Text and images: Georg Schenk ... Many, many thanks!

Putna Monastery is located about 70 kilometers away from the city of Suceava in the county of the same name. Today it belongs to a group of Romanian Orthodox monasteries - the monasteries of Moldova - in southern Bukovina.

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The Voronet Monastery is located in the Gura Humorului commune in Suceava County in the Bucovina Historical Region of Romania.

It was built in 1488 by order of Stephen the Great over a period of just under four months to commemorate the victory in the Battle of Vaslui.

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Bukovina (German: Buchenland) is a historical landscape in the border area between Central, South-Eastern and Eastern Europe. The southern half belongs to Romania and is part of Suceava County, which also contains Moldovan monasteries.

Like Bessarabia in the east, Bukovina has been part of the historical Principality of Moldova for centuries. From 1775 to 1918, the area with its multiethnic population belonged to the Habsburg monarchy. Eastern Galicia is to the northwest and Transylvania to the southwest.

Suceava Fortress is located in the city of Suceava in the county of the same name.

The fortress was built by Peter I Musat (1375-1391) at the end of the 14th century and fortified by Stephen the Great in the 15th century.

Thanks to Vlad the Impaler - Dracula for permission to use these images.

The Rarău Massif is a subgroup of the Eastern Carpathians from Suceava County in the historical region of Bucovina. The highest peak is Rarău with a height of 1,651 meters, the lowest height is 600 meters in the Moldavian Valley.

The small town of Rădăuți is located in Suceava County, in the historic region of Bucovina in northeastern Romania.

We thank the photographer Cătălin Urdoi (facebook.com/urdoi.catalin) for permission to to use this image (10/05/2022).

The Great Temple is a Jewish place of worship in the center of Radauti, Suceava County, built in 1883.

The first Jews came to Rădăuți from Galicia at the end of the 18th century, but also from places such as Siret, Storojineț, Cernăuți, Suceava, Mihăileni or Gura Humorului. The merchant Lössel Reichnenberg, who arrived in 1796, is the first known Jew here. The fiscal register from 1807 records the existence of three Jewish families in Rădăuți.

Thanks to photographer Cătălin Urdoi for permission to use these images.