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The Antim Monastery houses the Metropolitan Antim Ivireanu Museum, which displays a collection of Brancoveanu artifacts, rare books, old prints, and exhibits on Bishop Antim Ivireanu who built the monastery..
The Antim Monastery houses the Metropolitan Antim Ivireanu Museum, which displays a collection of Brancoveanu artifacts, rare books, old prints, and exhibits on Bishop Antim Ivireanu who built the monastery.
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29 Strada Antim, Bucharest 40111, Romania
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