A huge and amazing cross watches us

on a mountain peak, every day and night,

 as a proof of the first European country

baptized in the very century of Christ

by St. Andrew, John the Baptizer's apprentice.

The Cross on the Caraiman's

Peak [the Bucegi Mountains].

The Bran Castle, with its mysterious austerity, is not visited by ghosts, not even a home for Dracula.Wolves feel rather well in the green abysses.

 Bran Citadel - 14th century

The Black Church, built in the 14-15th century, towers over its surroundings with the Gothic portals and black walls.

As a European country, Evangelic monuments modelled a great many

Romanian spirits.

Evangelic Cathedral - Sibiu

14 - 16th century

The Curtea de Argeş Monastery

was built in the 14 - 16th century.

Projected in Greek Cross shape,

it impresses by the inside Byzantine

frescoes.

The Three Hierarchs Church in Iaşi

is another architectural jewel.

The outside stone sculptures with

Caucasian figures stand for a great

achievement in the 14-16th century.

The Wooden Church - Oradea

in the 18th century.

Believing and worshiping is

as old as two thousand years.

The Izvorul Cailor Fall - Borşa

Feet Washing - a painting in St. George Church altar - 1488

Voroneţ [Suceava]

The Black Church viewed from the ground. The walls seem to cover everyone's horizon rising up right from a human body, as if you were built into it.

Southern facade

Schwarze Kirche Kronstadt

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