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hydronetta Says: The story goes that the king wanted to build a church to be unmatched in beauty throughout the world and for this great task he hired the best builders. They started building, but everything they erected during the day, fell apart during the night (due to a curse). One night...
Diana75 Says: The Royal Palace
Diana75 Says: Manole's fountain
The Monastery church – the Holy Water font
Diana75 Says: The Monastery church – the Holy Water font
Diana75 Says: Mural frescoes
Climbing the steps to Poienari Fortress
Diana75 Says: Climbing the steps to Poienari Fortress
Diana75 Says: Vidraru Lake
Diana75 Says: Vidraru Dam
Diana75 Says: Transfagarasan
Poienari Fortress - the towers
Diana75 Says: Poienari Fortress - the towers
Poienari Fortress - Castle of Vlad Tepes
Diana75 Says: Poienari Fortress - Castle of Vlad Tepes
Visiting the Royal Court and the Monastery
Diana75 Says: Visiting the Royal Court and the Monastery
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The Princely church – the iconostasis
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Curtea de Arges and its legend
Only two hours away from Bucharest, Curtea de Arges was one of few favorite day trips destinations in my school times. Who didn't know the sad legend of Master Manole who immured his own wife alive...
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About 130 km NW of Bucharest in Wallachia, Curtea de Arges is a city with a great past, as it served as capital of feudal Walachia. Curtea de Arges is also a place of pilgrimage for many Romanians......
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Whats this is all about. This is a tourist trip that, hopefully, you can still book at the Romanian Travel agests that are found throughout Bucharest. It consists of going to three distinct places....
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