Historical and ethnographic heritage – part of the sustainable
development of tourism in Bukovina
HERITAGE
MIS-ETC Code: 829

Historical and ethnographic objects

”Stephen the Great” Festival of Medieval Arts

Category: Festivaluri, serbări și expoziții temporare cu specific tradițional

Year:

Locality: Suceava

Address: jumatatea lui august

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Category: Festivaluri, serbări și expoziții temporare cu specific tradițional

Year:

Locality: Suceava

Address: august

Saint Archangels Michael and Gabriel Church of Ițcani

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1933-1938

Locality: Suceava

Address: Gării 17

Saint Elisabeth Roman-Catholic church of Ițcani

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1902

Locality: Suceava

Address: Gării 13

Zamca Monastery

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1606

Locality: Suceava

Address: Zamca

Pruncul Chapel of ”Saint Simion” Armenian cemetery

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1902

Locality: Suceava

Address: Armeneasca

„Saint Simion” Church Complex

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1513

Locality: Suceava

Address: I.G. Sbiera 51

Saint Nicholas Church

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1611

Locality: Suceava

Address: Mihai Viteazul 2

Holy Cross Church

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1521

Locality: Suceava

Address: Armenească 1

”The Assumption of the Mother of God” Church- Ițcani

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1639

Locality: Suceava

Address: Nicoale Labiș 17

”Gah” Synagogue

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1870

Locality: Suceava

Address: Dimitrie Onciul 7

Saint John Nepomuk Roman-Catholic church

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1832-1836

Locality: Suceava

Address: Stefan cel Mare

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