Source: (text) Audio tourist guide, (photo) Destepti.ro It was built in 1976 in memory of Vlad Țepeș. Vlad Țepeș was born in the fortress of Sighișoara in the Transylvanian Voivodeship, being the son of Vlad Dracul and a Transylvanian noblewoman. Read More
Source: Traveler in Romania The monument of the four allies is dedicated exclusively to the French army who defended the city of Giurgiu. In 1922, the French delegation that came to Romania on the occasion of the coronation of King Read More
Source: Michael Clodfelter – Warfare and Armed Conflicts This obelisk was built in the “Alley” park in honor of the Romanian soldiers who did not give in to the enemy who had an obvious superiority and rejected the attempt of Read More
Source: Breaza National Center for Tourist Information and Promotion The history of the erection of the building begins in 1938 when, through the efforts of the inhabitants of the Nistoreşti and Frăsinet neighborhoods from Breaza commune, at the urging of Read More
Source: Breaza National Center for Tourist Information and Promotion The church was built in the shape of a ship, with a wall iconostasis. The nave is separated from the narthex by wall columns. The porch was added later. The church Read More
Source: Breaza National Center for Tourism Information and Promotion The first documented church in Podu Vadului dates from 1510, as it appears from the Slavonic inscription discovered at the foot of the holy table in the Holy Altar. This inscription Read More
