Ten Wonders Of Bucovina
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The document summarizes ten wonders of Bucovina, Romania that are notable monasteries situated in Suceava county. It provides details on each monastery including the year it was built, who commissioned it, architectural features, and religious paintings or icons. Some of the most unique monasteries highlighted include Dragomirna Monastery which has the tallest and narrowest church structure, and Voronet Monastery which is famous for its vibrant blue exterior frescoes.
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3) The Moldovita Monastery, an old monastery situated 15 miles from Moldovita, which existed until the late 15th century when landslides collapsed it.
4) The Sucevita Monastery with frescoes finished in 1596 by two brothers depicting religious scenes.
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Viscri village fieraru & blid
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Juan Carlos Briquet Marmol - Monasterio sumela
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