This is one of the most important landmarks of the city, not only does it date back to the 15th century but it pertains to Romanian history quite unlike the monuments of the old citadel which are German.
Unfortunately, while the church is indeed beautiful with some stunning outside murals it is not very well maintained and this is such a shame. I remember visiting 20 years ago and it was in a far better shape than now. The inside is dimly lit, there is a huge souvenir shop in dissonance with what a place of worship should be and often the place is closed for no apparent reason. Photos even by phone are not allowed, the old murals are in places impossible to see though so not much of a loss.
The garden is nice in the summer and well maintained but the personnel are quite grumpy and not fans...
Read moreAn old piece of romanian Christianity history, well preserved and cared. A beautiful orthodox church with astonishing Christians pictures on the inside. Also a Holly Mother picture that said it make miracles to those who are in true heart. In the cemetery near the church you can find Nicolae Titulescu's grave, who was a well respected romanian politician after the first world war. Also, near the church you can find the first romanian school, every artefact been placed in a beautiful Museum that you can visit. Access by car/ bus until United Nations Plaza and after that by foot, up the hill,...
Read moreA lovely little church, especially at night when it’s beautifully lit and shines like a beacon over the old Schei district. During the day, it might seem a bit understated, but once the lights come on, it turns into something truly magical—like you're waiting for a saint to appear… or maybe a vampire, this is Romania after all. 😄
Dating back to the 15th century, this is one of the most important Romanian Orthodox landmarks in Transylvania. Inside you’ll find impressive frescoes and icons, and right next door is the First Romanian School with a small museum. A perfect blend of history and...
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