Mirăuți church of Saint George in Suceava

The Mirăuți Church exhibits traditional Orthodox architectural elements with stone walls and specific design features characteristic of medieval religious buildings in Romania.

Built in 1375 under Petru II Mușat's reign, this church held significance as the original coronation site for Moldavian rulers, including Ștefan cel Mare.

The structure represents early Moldavian religious architecture and maintains its function as a center for Orthodox worship in the Suceava community.

Located 500 meters northwest of Suceava's main square at Str Mirăuților 17, the church welcomes visitors interested in exploring Romanian religious heritage.

The church stands as the oldest remaining religious structure in Suceava and served as the initial seat for Moldavian bishops in the region.

Location: Suceava County

Made from material: rock

Address: Str. Mirăuți 17, municipiul Suceava

GPS coordinates: 47.64670,26.26670

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:46