Secu Monastery, Orthodox monastery in Vânători-Neamț, Romania
Secu Monastery is an Orthodox monastery featuring a church with two towers and surrounding stone walls. The exterior displays decorative blind arcade patterns that give the structure its distinctive medieval appearance.
The monastery was founded in 1602 and later received reinforcements and restoration work under Prince Vasile Lupu. Defensive towers were added to protect the complex and underscore its importance during that period.
The monastery serves as a resting place for important religious and cultural figures from the region. You can observe how the site continues to function as a spiritual focal point in Moldavian religious life.
The monastery is located in Vânatori-Neamt in Neamt County and is accessible to visitors. Information about visiting can be obtained on site or through prior inquiry.
A burial chamber with niches inside offers insight into burial practices. The southeast corner also features the Moldavian state coat of arms carved into stone.
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