Bistrita Synagogue is a Hebrew place of worship in the city of Bistrita, located on General Grigore Balan no.10 street and built in 1856. Bistrita synagogue was included on the List of historical monuments from Bistrita-Nasaud county in 2004. Bistrita synagogue was built in 1856 in an eclectic architectural style and has an area of [...]
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Zagra Lake
Posted by raluca on December 13th, 2010
Zagra Lake or “Taul lui Alac” from Zagra, Bistrita-Nasaud county is a lake with many specimens of lake turtle, long-tailed turtle, or frog with pan (Emys orbicularis), which deserve protection as a hydrological reserve. The Turtles Lake is located about 500 meters east of the Zagra city, on the slope of the left side of [...]
Cetatele Lake
Posted by raluca on December 10th, 2010
Cetatele Lake or Taul Căianului, from Căianu Mic , Bistrita-Nasaud county, is a slip lake with specific fauna and flora. The Cetatele lake was formed behind a large sliding wave started from the top of Cetatele. The region is comprised of “badeniene” and Sarmatian sediments, predominantly clay-shale, which led to the emergence of a large-scale [...]
The Ciceu Citadel
Posted by raluca on November 19th, 2010
Gray stone rubble and large boulders, a wall about 8 meters high and the foundations of two walls (rebuilt in 1927) – this is all that is left from the stately old citadel of Ciceu. Built around the 13th century, the Ciceu citadel was given in 1484 by Matei Corvin to Stefan cel Mare, Prince [...]
The Bistrita Monastery
Posted by raluca on September 16th, 2010
Photo by Mihai”s Photos The Bistrita Monastery from Alexandru cel Bun village, Neamt County was built in 1406 by Alexander the Good, which has endowed it with villages, estates and expensive . Stefan cel Mare built a chapel tower which is preserved until today, being the oldest existing building inside. In 1546, Petru Rares renovated [...]
