Church of the Old Princiary Court

Bucharest, Romania, Bucharest, Romania

Featured Review : It is seemingly the oldest intact building in Bucharest--from the Old Court only ruins can be seen. Built from 1558 to 1559 by Prince Mircea Ciobanul on the place of an older one (14th century), it resembles the church o...See Full Review

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The Church of the Old Princiary Court

4 out of 5 stars by 3mttours from Bucharest, Romania
December 12, 2005

Quote: It is seemingly the oldest intact building in Bucharest--from the Old Court only ruins can be seen. Built from 1558 to 1559 by Prince Mircea Ciobanul on the place of an older one (14th century), it resembles the church of the Monastery of Cozia on... Read the full Church of the Old Princiary Court review

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