Manastiri din Moldova - cazare

Sixty monasteries exist in Moldavia. U.N.E.S.C.O. has put some of these monasteries , representative by their original architecture and polychrome frescoes ( Voronet , Humor , Sucevita , Moldovita ) , on the world heritage list.
Most of the monasteries were built in the 15-th and 16-th centuries , under the rule of voivode Stephen the Great , who erected them after each battle he won against the Turks . These monasteries combine the Byzantine influence with that of the Italian Renaissance. Mostly built following a trefoil pattern , they were the starting point of an original architecture system , known as the Moldavian arch. It is a nave covered by a dome supported by semicircular arches enhancing the impression of height inside the church.
The frescoes, especially those on the exterior walls , stand out through the greatness of composition, their unity of style and laic inspiration. The colors of the frescoes , generally well preserved , surprise by their variety and originality, “ the Voronet blue “ being the best known of them.

Religious edifices are the essential part of Romania’s historical and religious heritage. Built in an architectural style combining Byzantine and Western influences , they express the originality of the local art ; churches with exterior and interior frescoes in Moldavia.
Generally , the churches are orthodox, however, many of them are of catholic and protestant rite.

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