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Sighisoara Fortress
Sighisoara, judetul MuresSighisoara is a medieval fortress with architectural ensembles made in rural Gothic style, but also in Renaissance and Baroque styles, which are the result of a constructive effort appeared later in t [read more]
Barsana Monastery
judetul Maramures, MaramuresThe Monastery “Synaxis of the 12 Holy Apostles" from Barsana is a convent, located at 22 km southeast of the Sighetu Marmatiei city, at the exit of Barsana, to the Slatioara bridge, where t [read more]
Voronet Monastery
Gura Humorului, judetul SuceavaFounded by Stefan cel Mare, Voronet Monastery church dedicated to "St. Gheorghe" is a synthesis of Byzantine and Gothic elements, made in an original manner. With a brilliant ingenuity, with [read more]
The Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve (DDBRA)
Delta Dunarii, judetul TulceaWith Romania's adhesion to the Ramsar Convention in 1991, Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve (DDBRA) was recognized as a wetland of international importance especially as waterfowl habitat. Taking into ac [read more]
Humor Monastery
Gura Humorului, judetul SuceavaSituated at a distance of 5 to 6 km of Gura Humorului, Humor Monastery is one of the most famous foundations of the Romanian Middle Ages. It was built in 1530 by Toader Bubuiog, member of the divan of [read more]
Hurezi (Horezu) Monastery
Horezu, judetul ValceaAmong the historical monasteries, which decorates the Romanian ground, Hurezi Monastery is considered, along with its hermitages, the most representative architecture complex, defining the Brancoveanu [read more]
The romanian Orthodox Church II with the patron "Invierea Domnului"
Campia Turzii, judetul Cluj
| Address | Piata Mihai Viteazul, 9 |
Description
In 1923, at the initiative of two Orthodox Romanians coming to work at the "Wire industry" company, the in village of Ghiris-Aries was established the first Orthodox chapel, in a hall of Paget mansion
Between 1949-1951 the Orthodox services were held in the former Greek Catholic church in Sancrai (the 1st December 1918 Street no. 57).
Between years 1943-1951 was built the first Orthodox Church dedicated to the "Resurrection of Christ" (Also called Orthodox Church III). The architect was George Cristinel from Bucharest (who also designed the House of Culture "Ionel Floasiu", a historical monument). The construction works were conducted and supervised by the local foreman Simon.
The interior was finished in 1970 when it was remarkable decorated both in terms of iconography and style. the painting is made in Byzantine style and the construction plan was made in form of cross.
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