Attractions
Discover the best attractions in Botoşani County, from historic buildings and impressive landmarks, to beautiful nature, interesting museums, and unique experiences.
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The Church of the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist (Biserica Nașterea Sfântului Ioan Botezătorul) is a 19th-century Roman Catholic…
The Ciomac-Cantemir House (Casa Ciomac-Cantemir) is a historic residence in Botoșani, built around 1800 and later occupied by members of…
The Ciulei House (Casa Ciulei) is a 19th-century historic residence in Botoșani that belonged to magistrate Mihail Ciulei, a longtime…
Coșula Monastery (Mănăstirea Coșula) is an Eastern Orthodox monastery in the village of Coșula, in Botoșani County. Founded in 1535…
The Great Synagogue of Botoșani (Sinagoga Mare din Botoșani), also known as Hoykhe Shul or Oiche Sil, is a historic…
The Idiş Synagogue (Sinagoga Idiş) is a mid-19th-century synagogue in Botoșani that served as one of the city’s main weekday…
The Jean Goilav House (Casa Jean Goilav) is a 19th-century historic residence in Botoșani that belonged to the wealthy Armenian…
The Medieval Ovens of Botoșani (Cuptoarele medievale din Botoșani) are the preserved remains of an early 15th-century craft area on…
The Mihai Eminescu Park (Parcul Mihai Eminescu) is a historic public park in Botoșani, opened in 1869 on the former…
The Mihai Eminescu Theater (Teatrul Mihai Eminescu) is the main dramatic theater in Botoșani, housed in a landmark building completed…
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