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Biertan village is located in Transylvania, Romania and is dominated by the 15th century UNESCO World Heritage listed Saint Mary's Citadel and Church. The late Gothic church was built between 1500-1525 and features a spectacular 1483 altarpiece painted by a Viennese artist. Around 1515, the interior and exterior of the church was decorated by artist Johannes Reychmut. Today the village's winemaking tradition has declined but small quantities are still produced in the local cellars.
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Biertan is a village in Transylvania, Romania that was founded between 1224-1283 by Transylvanian Saxons. By 1510, the village had developed into an important market town with a population of around 5,000 people. Between 1468-1500, a fortified church was constructed that became an important religious and defensive site. After declining in importance, the village is now an historic site and cultural center for Transylvanian Saxons, many of whom now live in Germany.
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Biertan is a village in Sibiu County, Transylvania, Romania built around a fortified church from the late 13th century. The Gothic church is surrounded by three fortified walls and was part of the UNESCO World Heritage list. It has an iconicostasis with 28 icons painted in 1483. On a hill in the center of Biertan is one of the best preserved peasant fortresses in Transylvania. The village was also an important ecclesiastical and commercial center when it was named the see of the Lutheran Episcopate in 1572.
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Biertan is a village in Transylvania, Romania that was founded between 1224-1283 by Transylvanian Saxons. By 1510, the village had developed into an important market town with a population of around 5,000 people. Between 1468-1500, a fortified church was constructed that became an important religious and defensive site. After declining in importance, the village is now an historic site and cultural center for Transylvanian Saxons, many of whom now live in Germany.
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The village of Viscri in Transylvania, Romania is one of the oldest villages in the region, dating back to the 15th century. It is known for its well-preserved fortified church from the 13th century that dominates the village. The church is enclosed by defensive walls and was an important religious and military site for villagers seeking protection. It was added to UNESCO's World Heritage list. Today, Viscri retains an authentic rural character with residents continuing traditional farming and animal husbandry. It attracts tourists looking to experience traditional village life and visit sites like the fortified church and workshops.
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Viscri is one of the oldest villages in Transylvania, known for its traditional Saxon houses and white fortified church first mentioned in 1400. The church underwent three construction phases, with the earliest foundations dating to the 12th century and fortifications added in the 15th century. It is now a UNESCO World Heritage site along with six other fortified churches in southern Transylvania. During dangerous times, villagers sought refuge within the strong defensive walls surrounding the small Romanesque chapel, making the church a religious, cultural, and military center.
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The document provides information about several historical and cultural sites in the Valcea region of Romania, including monasteries, museums, mountains, and natural areas. It describes the Horezu Monastery as one of the most representative constructions in the Brâncovenesc style, built between 1693-1697. It also mentions the Bistrita Monastery founded in 1492-1494, the Arnota Monastery with the tombs of Matei Basarab and Mayor Danciu, and several art museums including the Art Museum of Costesti and the Anton Pann Memorial House. It provides a brief overview of the Bujoreni Village Museum, the History Museum of Valcea County, Coz
Viscri
Viscri is a village in Transylvania, Romania that is known for its fortified evangelical church dating back to the 12th century. The village was originally inhabited by Szekler people and later colonized by Saxons in the 13th century. It became known worldwide after Prince Charles bought a house there. Today it attracts over 15,000 tourists annually, mostly from abroad, who are drawn to visit its historic church and fortifications, as well as experience the local cuisine and traditions.
Satul viscri
1) The document summarizes information about the village of Viscri, located in Transylvania, Romania. It describes Viscri's history, architecture, and current tourism industry. 2) Specifically, it notes that Viscri has a fortified church dating back to the 16th century with valuable artistic elements, as well as an interesting museum located inside the fortress. 3) Moreover, it discusses how Viscri became known throughout Europe after Prince Charles purchased a home there in 1996 and has since attracted over 15,000 tourists annually, transforming the village into what is now known as "Charles Village".
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Viscri is a village in Transylvania, Romania that is home to one of the most spectacular Saxon fortified churches, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Prince Charles sponsored renovations of the church and houses in Viscri through his foundation. In the late 1990s, two Germans started a natural wool sock business in Viscri, with over 100 local women knitting socks, gloves, hats and other items from old wool sweaters. The handmade items are sold in Germany and at a café in the village.
Satul viscri
The document summarizes information about the village of Viscri in Transylvania, Romania. It describes the village's location and landscape. It discusses the history of the fortified church in Viscri dating back to Saxon colonization. It notes that Viscri became popular with tourists after Prince Charles purchased a house there in 1996. It provides some demographic information about Viscri today, stating it has under 500 inhabitants, of which only 27 are Saxon.
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Viscri is a small village in Transylvania, Romania that was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has fewer than 500 inhabitants, about 27 of whom are Saxon. The village is located 40km from Sighisoara and contains a fortified church from the 16th century that was enlarged from an earlier 12th century chapel. The church now has thick reinforced walls and is supported by buttresses. In addition to the historic church, the village is known for the restoration work done by the Mihai Eminescu Trust foundation, which has helped to preserve not just Viscri but several other Saxon villages in the area. Visitors are encouraged to spend more than a few hours exploring the rural life
The village of Viscri
The village of Viscri is one of the oldest in Transylvania, dating back to the 15th century. It has a population of around 500, including just 27 Saxon residents. Viscri is dominated by its impressive 13th century fortified church, which rises above the surrounding hills. The church is enclosed by defensive walls and was expanded in the 16th century to shelter villagers during dangerous times. It is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the village's main landmark. Tourism is a growing industry in Viscri, with many houses now converted into guesthouses to accommodate visitors.
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St. Nicholas Church was built between 1491-1492 in the original Byzantine style by Moldavian prince Stephen the Great, and was later rebuilt in 1884-1904 during the reign of King Charles I. It was an important religious and cultural site where lords were anointed and the Metropolitan Dosoftei lived and operated a printing press and school. The Church of Saint Sava was founded around 1330 and rebuilt in 1583 in the Byzantine style with Gothic and Moldavian influences. It was a major cultural center located near the Royal Court. The Three Hierarchs Church was built by Prince Vasile Lupu between 1637-1639 in the Gothic style and features ornamentation mixing Oriental, Renaissance
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