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Suceava County

The painted monasteries of Bukovina.

6 musea
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Suceava County, in southern Bukovina, is famous for its monasteries painted inside and out.

Musea in Suceava County

Kijk binnen en betaal je entree rechtstreeks aan het museum.

Plaatsen in Suceava County

Het verhaal van Suceava County

Voroneț, Moldovița, Sucevița, Humor and Arbore have outer walls covered with frescoes of saints, angels and the Last Judgement, painted in the 15th and 16th centuries; they are on the UNESCO list. Voroneț is known for its deep blue. Putna Monastery holds the tomb of Stephen the Great, and in Suceava his fortress overlooks the city. Villages here still paint Easter eggs with fine patterns.

  • 1993the painted churches on the UNESCO list
  • 1488Voroneț Monastery is built in three months

Suceava County door de tijd

De grote momenten, en waar je ze vandaag ziet.

  1. 1504Stephen the Great is buried at Putna.Zie het: Putna Monastery Museum

Wat te doen in Suceava County

  1. 01

    Voroneț Monastery

    The 'Sistine Chapel of the East'.

    Voroneț1 hour
  2. 02

    Sucevița Monastery

    Frescoes and a fortress wall.

    Sucevița1 hour
  3. 03

    Bukovina Village Museum

    Wooden houses of the region.

    Suceava1 hour
Zo kom je er

Op weg naar Suceava County

Van het vliegveld naar het centrum met het openbaar vervoer, en daarna de treinen en lokale lijnen naar de musea.

Aankomen met het vliegtuig

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Reizen door Suceava County

Lijnen en dienstregelingen veranderen. Kijk voor vertrek op de site van de vervoerder.

Op de kaart

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Voroneț blue

No one knows exactly how the famous blue was made.

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The frescoes of Voroneț are painted in a deep, bright blue that has lasted more than 450 years of sun, rain and snow. Painters and scientists have studied it, and it is thought to come from azurite mixed with other minerals, but the exact recipe of the old masters is still discussed. Artists call it simply 'Voroneț blue'.