Bucovina

The Voroneț Monastery is a symbol of Bucovina and one of the most visited tourist attractions in Romania. Nicknamed the “Sistine Chapel of the East”, it impresses with its unique exterior frescoes, dominated by the famous “Voroneț blue”. Built in the 15th century by Stephen the Great, the monastery attracts both history and art lovers and pilgrims. Its peaceful atmosphere and authentic spirituality make this place a memorable experience.

The "Codrii Seculari de Slătioara" Reserve is a natural paradise, included in the UNESCO heritage, where beech forests over 400 years old stretch their crowns to the sky. Here, tourists discover the peace and beauty of untouched nature, with clean air and perfect hiking trails. It is the ideal place for photography lovers and for those looking to reconnect with nature. The wild and authentic atmosphere transforms each visit into a rare and profound experience.

The Rarău Massif is a spectacular destination that offers stunning views and experiences for all seasons. In summer, mountain trails take you through forests, cliffs and famous panoramic points, such as Pietrele Doamnei. In winter, the Rarău slope becomes the main attraction for ski and snowboard enthusiasts. In addition, the cable car from Câmpulung Moldovenesc offers you a panoramic view of the city and the surrounding mountains. It is the place where nature, adventure and relaxation meet in harmony.

For lovers of nature and tranquility, Lake Iezer is a fairytale place, perfect for relaxing walks, picnics and photography. Located at the foot of the mountains, the lake impresses with the beauty of the landscape and the spectacular reflections of the sky on the water. A short distance away is the Moara Dracului Gorge, a spectacular route through a wild gorge, where steep cliffs and rich vegetation create a fairy-tale atmosphere. Together, these two objectives offer a complete experience of relaxation and adventure.