Best places: Tourist attractions in Suceava, Romania

👍👍 How can a new place distinguish itself in a county full of legendary Monasteries? By the live presence of the Holy Spirit. It can be felt as soon as you step inside the courtyard & it stays with you long after you leave

Fortified 16th-century monastery known for its exterior frescoes, including "Ladder of Virtues."

Frescoes, holy relics & a bell tower at a 16th-century monastery dedicated to a Moldavian martyr.

👍👍 Loved visiting here! Mădălina was terrific to explain the museum and the meaning behind the traditional symbols on the painted eggs. The Romanian painted eggs are true works of art. This museum is a treasure! So glad we were able to visit!

Medieval fortress & monastery renowned for unique, tall, narrow church, plus paintings & frescoes.

👍👍 Another beautiful monastery in area that has many such places, in close proximity to each other.

👍👍 One of the wonder in the world

👍👍 Nice historic Museum of Suceava, modern, interesting 👍

This restored stone fortress was originally built in the 14th century & destroyed in 17th century.

14th-century fortress with a renovated interior featuring educational displays & period artifacts.

👍👍 Superb!🙂.,

Small 1500s monastery known for its colorful interior & bright exterior frescoes.

Fortified monastery with a bell tower, serene cloister & a late-1400s church with wall paintings.

👍👍 If you ever want to go back in time, in my opinion, you need to come here. This Monastery it's not a touristic attraction, it is indeed a true monastery. You will find here very nice people, and the most important thing, you will find silence. I highly suggest checking out the back tree alley.

👍👍 10/10

👍👍 The Bogdana Orthodox Monastery is located in the central-southern part of the Rădăuți municipality, opposite the Monument to the Heroes of the First World War (inaugurated in 1920) and the Bogdan I equestrian statuary ensemble (inaugurated in 1985). The church of the monastery, dating from 1360 and...

👍👍 The Memorial House is a worthwhile visit for anyone interested in Romanian culture. The setting is lovely, and convenient parking nearby adds to the ease of the experience. The staff are friendly and open to conversation, enhancing the overall experience.

👍👍 Very peaceful peaceful tacked away location. Visited here in March so was very quiet. The habitants are very friendly and even invited me to eat with them. Buildings on site are beautiful. It is a fairly reasonably sized monastery and feels special. You won’t regret visiting Rasca.

👍👍 Hagigadar Church is one of the most important places of pilgrimage of the Armenian cult and was built in 1512. The church, some say it is a monastery is dedicated to Virgjn Mary. The Armenian word, namely Hagigadar, means 'the fulfillment of desires'. People circle round the building in their hands...

Monastery founded in the 15th century by Stephen the Great, celebrated for its painted walls.