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…
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The Ciomac-Cantemir House (Casa Ciomac-Cantemir) is a historic residence in Botoșani, built around 1800 and later occupied by members of…
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The Ciulei House (Casa Ciulei) is a 19th-century historic residence in Botoșani that belonged to magistrate Mihail Ciulei, a longtime…
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Coșula Monastery (Mănăstirea Coșula) is an Eastern Orthodox monastery in the village of Coșula, in Botoșani County. Founded in 1535…
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The Great Synagogue of Botoșani (Sinagoga Mare din Botoșani), also known as Hoykhe Shul or Oiche Sil, is a historic…
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The Idiş Synagogue (Sinagoga Idiş) is a mid-19th-century synagogue in Botoșani that served as one of the city’s main weekday…
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The Jean Goilav House (Casa Jean Goilav) is a 19th-century historic residence in Botoșani that belonged to the wealthy Armenian…
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The Medieval Ovens of Botoșani (Cuptoarele medievale din Botoșani) are the preserved remains of an early 15th-century craft area on…
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The Mihai Eminescu Park (Parcul Mihai Eminescu) is a historic public park in Botoșani, opened in 1869 on the former…
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The Mihai Eminescu Theater (Teatrul Mihai Eminescu) is the main dramatic theater in Botoșani, housed in a landmark building completed…
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