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

Historical and ethnographic objects

”The Resurrection of the God” Church - Voscresenia

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1551

Locality: Suceava

Address: Ana Ipătescu 14

”Saint Dumitru” Church Complex

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1535

Locality: Suceava

Address: Ștefan cel Mare 1

Saint John the New Monastery

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1522

Locality: Suceava

Address: Ioan Vodă Viteazul 2

”The Birth of Saint John the Baptist” Church (Coconilor Church)

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1643

Locality: Suceava

Address: Ștefăniță Vodă 3

„Saint Gheorghe” Church-Mirăuți

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1390

Locality: Suceava

Address: Mirăuți 17

Teodoreni Monastery (Todireni)

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1597

Locality: Suceava

Address: Cuza Voda 19

”The Birth of the Lord” Orthodox Cathedral

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: 1990

Locality: Suceava

Address: str. Mărăşeşti, f.n.

The Armenian Cemetery

Category: Obiective religioase

Year: Sec.XVII

Locality: Suceava

Address: I.G. Sbiera 51

The Astronomical Observatory

Category: Muzee și case memoriale

Year: 1982

Locality: Suceava

Address: Universităţii 13A

"Simion Florea Marian" Memorial House

Category: Muzee și case memoriale

Year: 1907

Locality: Suceava

Address: Simeon Florea Marian 4

The Ethnography County Museum (”Hanul Domnesc”)

Category: Muzee și case memoriale

Year: 1968

Locality: Suceava

Address: Ciprian Porumbescu 5

The History County Museum

Category: Muzee și case memoriale

Year: 1903

Locality: Suceava

Address: Ștefan cel Mare 33

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