In Tazlau commune you can still see even these days traditional mountain houses, traditional fabrics for the interior of the house, traditional costumes specific to this area, customs and traditions specific to traditional holidays and local artisans that create beautiful traditional objects.

Tourists that visit Neamt County can also stop in Tazlau area and visit the ethnographic museum from “Casa de Cultura” House where they’ll admire the beautiful dowry of Tazlau commune. Here you’ll see objects specific to traditional daily tasks, fabrics used to decorate interiors, traditional costumes and traditional furniture pieces.

In Tazlau commune visitors will also see the house of doctor and writer I. I. Mironescu that was turned into a museum in 1969. The exhibition has 2 rooms where the organizers tried to recreate the period between the two world wars. Here you’ll see the original room of the writer, personal objects, the library and images from his medical activity.

Tazlau area, Neamt County

Another attraction from Tazlau is Tazlau Monastery, located at the foot of Magura Tazlaului Hill and built by ruler Stefan cel Mare in 1497 on the same spot where there was a wooden church built by ruler Alexandru cel Bun. The entire complex was designed just like a fortress with thick surrounding walls.

Tazlau commune still keeps a lot of traditional elements from the old times. The architecture specific to the old houses from Tazlau can still be seen in its natural context. The interior of old houses is still decorated with traditional fabrics and during special holidays people are still dressing up in their traditional costumes.