If you desire to know more about culture and tradition of Romania we suggest to have Neamt Tour, a trip will enjoy with others beautiful places and tourist atractions in Northern Moldavia.

Start from Suceava about 9.00 am, this tour covering 200km scenic trip to Neamt county and gets back around 6.00 pm.

We'll be driving to the South of Bucovina at the Targu Neamt

After that we’ll drive to the nearby Neamt Monastery. The church was built by Stefan cel Mare and finished in the year

when the Moldavian army won the battle against King John Albert of Poland (1497). Sumptuous, with delicate colour effects, the monastery shows the maturity of

the Moldavian architectonic style, which matured during Stefan cel Mare's period.

Driving back, optional the next stop can be at the Bison Reservation, where can see some animals like: dears, harts, pheasants, bear and bison were Moldavia’s symbol.

Then passing through Agapia village, we'll reach the Agapia Monastery, one of Romania's largest convent with 350 nuns.

The wals and gatetower aim to conceal rather than to protect: inside is a whitewashed enclosure around a cheerful garden. The interior of church was repainted in 1858 by Nicolae Grigorescu, the country's foremost painter.

After that we’ll drive to the nearby Varatec Monastery (18th century), other large convent with 400 nuns. Here is a nice museum of icons and embroderies.

Optional -  Driving on forest road over the mountain we’ll reach the Sihla Hermitage. Here is a nice and small wooden church made by only one tree.

Then we’ll have a short walking to St. Theodora’s cave.

In the afternoon we reach Tarpesti village. It is one of the cultural highlights of our trip, as we visit the vast collection of popular artefacts belonging to Mr. Popa, see the archaeological finds that he personally uncovered in more than 20 sites he explored personally, explore the collection of wooden and stone sculptures he permanently enriches.