Bucovina Tour Package

After breakfast, head to explore some of the world’s famous monasteries and churches. Some of these buildings are hundreds of years old and are part of the UNESCO World Heritage list. For instance, the Sucevita Monastery was founded in 1581 by Gheorghe Movila as a fortress and a princely residence. The intricate paintings on the exterior walls are as impressive as the artefacts in the museum. In fact, Sucevita is the last of the 22 painted churches in Bucovina and has one of the largest numbers of painted images.
The next on the list is Voronet Monastery, also called the Sistine Chapel of the East. It is the most famous for all painted churches in Bucovina and was founded by Stephan the Great in 1488. The monastery is listed in the UNESCO World Heritage list.
The Moldovita Monastery was founded by Petru Rares, the illegitimate son of the Stephen III of Moldovia. It is one of the 8 painted churches that are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites and famous for its frescos depicting stories and themes from the holy scriptures, including the Tree of Jesse, the Siege of Constantinople, and the Last Judgement.
On the way to these sites, you’ll stop at Marginea to enjoy local workshops on black ceramicware.
Spend the night at Gura Humorului.

After breakfast, leave Suceava to reach Bucharest and continue with the next leg of your
Europe tour package
journey.