Chiajna Monastery, Bucharest
The ruins of the 18th century Chiajna Monastery lie on the outskirts of Bucharest to the north-west. The incomplete neoclassical church was ravaged by the earthquake of 1977..
The ruins of the 18th century Chiajna Monastery lie on the outskirts of Bucharest to the north-west. The incomplete neoclassical church was ravaged by the earthquake of 1977.
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About Chiajna Monastery
Sector 1, Bucharest, Romania
+40 720 957 395
Chiajna Monastery and Nearby Sights on Map
Mogoşoaia Palace
The 17th century Mogosoaia Palace was built by the Prince of Wallachia Constantin Brancoveanu in typical 'Brâncovenesc' style which blended local, Byzantine-Ottoman, Romanian-Renaissance, Venetian and Baroque traditions
Bucharest Botanical Garden
Casa Presei Libere
Casa Presei Libere or Free Press House, as the name suggests, houses the offices of newspapers and magazines such as Adevarul, Jurnalul National, Cotidianul, and national news agency Agerpres, which has the largest archive of photographs from Romania
Dumitru Furnică Minovici Museum of Ancient Western Art
The Dumitru Furnică Minovici Museum of Ancient Western Art houses a collection of paintings, sculpture, and applied and decorative art in a red-brick Gothic Tudor-style mansion that was Minovici's residence
Nicolae Minovici Folk Art Museum
Şoseaua Kiseleff
Şoseaua Kiseleff is an arterial boulevard running from Victory Square to Casa Presei Libere, along which are major attractions such as the Museum of the Romanian Peasant, National Geology Museum, The Grigore Antipa Natural History Museum, and the Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum
Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum
Spread over 10 hectares in the Herăstrău Park on the banks of Lake Herăstrău of the Colentina River, the Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum is an open-air ethnographic museum that showcases traditional Romanian rural architecture and lifestyles
Lake Băneasa
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