Wooden church in Putna, Suceava

The wooden church features traditional construction methods with timber walls, steep roof lines, and architectural elements specific to Romanian Orthodox religious buildings.

This religious structure dates back to the medieval period of Moldavia, standing near the Putna Monastery founded by Stephen the Great in 1466.

The church holds regular Orthodox services and contains religious artifacts that demonstrate the woodcarving techniques of Romanian craftsmen through generations.

Located at coordinates 47°52'25"N, 25°36'14"E in Suceava County, visitors can access the church through the main road connecting to Putna village.

The church preserves original wooden elements and religious symbols carved directly into its structural beams, displaying traditional Romanian carpentry methods.

Location: Putna

GPS coordinates: 47.86917,25.60444

Latest update: March 3, 2025 03:53