Poynár House, Oradea
Poynár House (1907), a Secession-era corner building by Ferenc Sztarill, stands at the head of Oradea's main square…
Poynár House (1907), a Secession-era corner building by Ferenc Sztarill, stands at the head of Oradea's main square…
A 16th-century Romanian Orthodox monastery in Suceava County, founded in 1530 by Peter IV Rareș and part of…
Il monastero di Putna fu costruito tra il 1466 e il 1469, subito dopo la vittoria di Stefano…
Râșnov Citadel, Romania. Photo: Neighbor’s goat, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 RO. Râșnov, Brașov, Romania · 13th–15th…
A Romanesque Revival synagogue completed in 1880, the Reșița Synagogue served the city's Neolog Jewish congregation and now…
One of Romania's national opera and ballet companies, housed in a shared building with the National Theatre in…
Romania's national opera and ballet institution in Timișoara, established in 1946 and shared with three other major theatres.
Romania's largest royal residence on Calea Victoriei, serving kings until 1947 and now housing the National Museum of…
A Romanian Orthodox monastery in Suceava, built 1514–1522 as Moldavia's metropolitan cathedral, featuring the region's characteristic exterior frescoes…
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