Trei Fântâni Village (Trei Fântâni), located at the foothill of Hăşmaş Mountain at an altitude of about 900 meters, is considered one of the most attractive and charming villages in Romania. The village belongs to the Commune of Dămuc and the name “Three Fountains” is taken after the three springs in the area. The villagers’ houses are built according to the traditional mountain architecture. Located at the borderline between Neamt and Harghita counties, Trei Fântâni Village hosts about 100 families, mostly Hungarians.
No matter what season you come here, the area …

Ceahlău Massif stands out among the surrounding mountains because of its unmistakable shape. It is by far the most interesting mountain area from the central part of the Eastern Carpathians.
Starting their trip at the foothill of Ceahlău Massif, tourists can admire the overwhelming splendor of the two main peaks, Toaca Peak (1904m) and Ocolaşul Mare Peak (1907m) but also the beauty of smaller peaks with bizarre shapes, whose profile is emerging in the distance. When climbing along the 8 marked trails, tourists leave behind giant stone walls with different shades …

Medieval monument of exceptional historical value, Neamţ Fortress is situated in the proximity of the highest altitude of Pleşu Peak. Watching over the valleys of Moldavia and Siret rivers, as well as over the access road to Transylvania, Neamţ Fortress has gone through many sieges and stands as a testimony of the historical turmoil which marked Moldavia during the Middle Ages.
Comissioned by Petru I Muşat (1374-1391), the fortress reached its full glory during the reign of Stephen the Great (1457-1504), due to numerous works of extension and consolidation. The edifice …

Located in the Village of Crăcăoani, 6 km away from the road between Piatra Neamţ and Tîrgu Neamţ, Horaiţa Monastery is higly frequented by believers, who come here for recovering and forming a sacred communion with God. The Monastery celebrates its Dedication Day on the 25th of March, the day of the Announciation (“Buna Vestire”).
The church is built exclusively of stone and has eight towers, a unique element of the Moldavian ecclesiastical architecture, which stands as a symbol of eternity. The number and configuration of the turrets also display influences …

Somewhere, when you leave Piatra Neamț and head to Bicaz, passing though Agârcia Commune, you can find an oasis of peace and quiet. Tourists and locals alike stop by to admire the beautiful landscape of River Bistriţa valley, opening wide and mesmerizing in front of their eyes, not to mention the wonders that float gently on the water surface: white swans.

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*All photos from the gallery were captured as part of “Discover Neamt Land!” Photography Event, which took place between December 18 to 22, 2019. The tourism promotion project was …