Bucovina Village Museum

Bucovina Village Museum is open air museum us from Suceava municipality , care Pune version cultural heritage - architectural folk Bukovina . Founded 70s version , the Museum experienced a major development and expansion since the 90s , IAR version Present dismissed as inadmissible by the UN more than 30 Objectives: Traditional wooden case , household annexes popular technical installations , workshops , Community Building . It is located eastern part of Suceava version , Park Street , near the fortress of Suceava , Cemetery peace and Şipote Park - Citadel. 

The idea of ​​an outdoor museum to harness the potential of Bukovina ethnographic dates from 1958, when Bukovina village since many monuments of folk architecture . However , only in 1971 was the first campaign began research in the field of folklore and ethnographic material collection . Suceava Municipal People's Council then allocated a portion of 1.7 hectares of land on the plateau near the city of Suceava , to install 11 goals. In those years were transferred several objectives and have been rebuilt three of them ( traditional household Straja Inhabited House Ostra House Campulung Moldovan wheel ) until 1976 , after which the curators and restorers work was interrupted.

Casino of Vatra Dornei

The casino is a building built in the 1896-1898 period version Worcester City (learn today Suceava version).

The building, called Casino Central Pavilion Bath a fulfilled over time for several functions: gambling hall , concert hall and performances and club workers. The building is located in the state of ruin version.

Approval to build a casino in Vatra Dornei was granted after the intervention mayor Vasile Deac (1875-1902) to Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria. During the audience, the mayor convinced the monarch of the need to build a casino for tourists coming to the bathrooms.

The land on which the building was built and is under common ownership was covered by forests, which have been cleared. Part of the money for the construction of the casino were gathered through public takings, who helped himself to Emperor Franz Joseph, and another part was borrowed by a Viennese bank. The project was developed by the Viennese architect Peter Paul Brang, and work began in 1896 and ended in 1898. The casino building opened officially on July 10, 1899.

Invierea Domnului

Church " Resurrection " Suceava , also known as the Church or Church Văscresenia Ms. Elena is an Orthodox church built in 1551 in Suceava .

Archaeological research conducted at the monument in 1983 revealed the existence of numerous construction is wood or brick , succeeding without interruption in the same area within a period of time between the second half of the XIV century and the middle XVI century . There were two successive churches socket stone quarry, linked with a mortar and elevation brittle wood . Both wooden churches were consumed by fire. Were found graves dating from the period between the second half of the XIV and XV century .

Putna Monastery

According to ancient chronicles Moldovan building of the monastery , founded by Stephen the Great (whose grave is here), began in 1466 and ended in 1469. The consecration was held on September 3, 1469, "the whole clergy present Moldovan". Precinct, entrance tower and fortifications were completed in 1481.Putna Monastery is one of the most important cultural, religious and artistic center in Romanian. It was called "Jerusalem of the Romanian Nation" (Mihai Eminescu).

The monastery church was devastated by the armies of Tymofiy Khmelnytsky , reconstruction works were started by Prince George Stephen (1653-1658) in 1654 and completed in the reign of Dabija Eustathius (1661-1665) in 1662. The monastery was restored between 1756-1760 by James Putneanul Metropolitan care, then in 1902, when the roof was restored by architect Karl Romstorfer, and more recently, from 1961 to 1975.

Voronet Monastery

Voronet Monastery, also known as the " Sistine Chapel of the East", is a medieval monastic complex built in the village Voroneţ today district of the city Gura Humorului. The monastery is located 36 km from Suceava and only 4 km from the city Gura Humorului. It is one of the most valuable foundations of Stephen the Great (1457-1504). The church was built in 1488 in just 3 months and 3 weeks which is a record for that time. 

Painting the inside of the church dates mostly from the time of Stephen the Great, the year 1496. In the nave and altar scenes from the artist sought to convey particular theological meaning of images, making a solemn assembly, but with obvious monumental character. These paintings inside draw attention especially: the Last Supper, Communion of the Apostles, washing of feet (the altar), Cycle Passion and votive painting of Stephen the Great (in the nave).

Suceava Administrative Palace

Suceava Administrative Palace was built between 1903-1904 during the city administration leadership by Mayor Franz Des Loges . The building was to house the town administration of Suceava . Until then , the current City Hall building work in the College of Arts " Porumbescu " . The building project was developed by the Viennese architect Peter Paul Brang (1852-1925).

 After completion of the new building, the City Suceava moved in December 1904 the Administrative Palace . In this building were housed city police , building society and history museum , and in the interwar period and Society " Porumbescu " . City administrative building was used by firefighters, who arranged the central tower observation room fire .

Railway Station Suceava (Burdujeni)

Built by the Romanian state in 1902, Railway Station Suceava

(Burdujeni) was an important representative of the Romanian border rail point, the former northern border with Austria-Hungary.

The building, built on a swampy, modeled station in Freiburg (Switzerland), required extensive drainage works, earthworks and providing a solid foundation in large oak beams.Railway Station Suceava (Burdujeni), executed in a fine architectural eclecticism reminiscent of French school at the time, was built of polished red brick, brick building facades treating all. Consisting of two buildings side two levels, the station is in the middle, in addition to the access hallways, a beautiful baroque hall, impressive size and architectural treatment modality, which originally served the reception hall and the customs office. Covered platform, the entire hardware and building impresses with elegance and precision work.

By 1918, the railway station Suceava (Burdujeni) so there was a post office and a customs.

Currently the railway station railway station called Suceava (Burdujeni) and is an important railway junction through which the majority of passenger and freight trains.

Monastery Zamca

Zamca medieval complex was built in 1606 by Armenian refugees in Moldova since the XIV century . Built on a plateau in the western part of the city , building occupies a good strategic position . The complex is enclosed by walls of an irregular quadrilateral shape ( trapezoidal ) , reinforced with internal and external buttresses without towers 

.The architectural ensemble consists of three buildings ( main church " St. Auxentie " bell tower on the east side with a height of 26 meters and a building with chapel upstairs on the west side , where the entrance to the monastery ).

Sfantul loan cel Nou Monastery of Suceava

The present church of the Sfantul loan cel Nou Monastery of Suceava, has “Gheorghe the Saint Great Martyr the bearer of victory” as titular saint, began in 1514 by Stefan cel Mare’ son, Bogdan the 3rd the one-eyed (1505-1517) and was finished by Bogdan’s son, Stefanita (1517-1527) in 1522, being built in a tri-conic plain. The church has hallway, narthex, nave and altar. The remains of Saint loan cel Nou are kept in the church, being brought to Suceava in 1402 (or 1415 – the historians are not certain) by Alexandru cel Bun and placed in the Mirauti church in the beginning, and then brought to this church by the Vaivode Petru Schiopul in 1589.

Suceava Fortress

Suceava is the capital city of the Suceava County, Bukovina, Northeastern Romania. It is situated on a commercial high-way that linked the Baltic with the Black Sea. The town of Suceava gained its importance from the presence of the main royal palace which Petru I Musat (1375-1391) built here at the end of the 14th century. Close to the royal court and the citadel stood the Mirauti Church, the first Metropolitan Church of Moldavia, which once housed the relics of Saint John the New, one of Moldavia's patron saints.