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 Monument to the 1907 Uprising (Monumentul Răscoalei de la 1907) is a monumental sculpture in Botoșani commemorating the Romanian…
The Monument to the Heroes of World War II (Monumentul Eroilor din cel de-al Doilea Război Mondial) is a war…
The Moscovici House (Casa Moscovici) is a historic residence on the corner of Calea Națională and 1 December 1918 Street…
Nicolae Iorga Memorial House (Casa Memorială „Nicolae Iorga”) is a museum in Botoșani dedicated to historian and politician Nicolae Iorga,…
The Panu House (Casa Panu) is a historic residence on the corner of Calea Națională and 1 December 1918 Street…
Roset Church (Biserica Roset) is a historic Orthodox church in Botoșani, built in 1826 by Costache Roset and his wife…
The Saint Elijah Church (Biserica Sfântul Ilie) is a 19th-century Orthodox church in Botoșani built by the city’s furriers’ guild…
The Saint George’s Church (Biserica Sfântul Gheorghe) is a 16th-century Eastern Orthodox church in Botoșani, founded in 1551 by Elena…
The Saint Spyridon Church (Biserica Sfântul Spiridon) is an Eastern Orthodox church in Botoșani built in 1789 on the site…
The Silion House (Casa Silion) is an early 20th-century mansion in Botoșani, built around 1900 for the wealthy Silion family.…
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