Best places: Religions in Valea Lupului, Romania

Majestic neoclassical church known for its soaring, domed towers, mosaics & 16th-century icons.

Imposing 17th-century monastery & royal burial site known for elaborate decorative stonework.

Built in the 17th century, this Romanian Orthodox monastery houses a museum of medieval art.

👍👍 Interesting architecture for a church

Stately 17th-century monastery church with ornate frescoes in the nave & a tower with city views.

👍👍 loved it!

👍👍 Clean, pretty. Awesome atmosphere is here. Also is very old and well restaurated.

👍👍 Super.

👍👍 The church sits on the spot where Stephen the Great built a church in the second half of the 15th century, hence the name "princely", the location used to be right near the fortress. Today, the fortress is gone and on top of it sits the Palace of Culture. The present establishment was built at the e...

This restored 19th-century stone church dedicated to All Saints Sunday features murals & sculptures.

👍 We are in a christian place. People go there for pray. It’s very popular because inside is the relics of Saint Parascheva. The building it is very big and imposing. You can go there to visit but I think if you go to see the relics, you need to be patient to stay in queue.

👍👍 Those who are looking for original old painting recommend visiting the church. The road is a little rough, but it is close to Iasi.

👍👍 The present building was erected in the years 1841-1844, by the architect Andrei Karidis (assisted by the Greeks Anastasie and Gheorghe from Aparhia Sisanion), with the financial support offered by the logician Dimtirie Sturdza and his wife Elencu. However, the name of the church comes from an olde...

👍 one of the rare synagogue in the city, classified as a national monument, unfortunately closed to the public.

😠 A building that should be a symbol for Iasi, its age overlaps with the city's attestation date. The building is beautifully lit at night, but otherwise nothing. It is not visited, nothing can be learned about the special history of the Armenians in these lands.