Ascension Metropolitan Church in Târgoviște, Eastern Orthodox cathedral in Târgoviște, Romania.
The Ascension Metropolitan Church is an Orthodox church built from brick with a striking bell tower in Târgoviște. The building displays traditional religious architectural features typical of Romanian Orthodox construction.
The original structure was demolished in 1889 and reconstructed between 1890 and 1923 under architect André Lecomte du Noüy. This reconstruction shaped the building's appearance as it stands today.
The church serves as a vital center for Orthodox believers in the city. Regular services and religious ceremonies here shape the rhythm of Orthodox life for the local community.
The church is centrally located in the city and accessible to visitors, with regular services held throughout the week. Visiting times align with service schedules, so planning ahead is helpful.
The building is officially protected as a historical monument with the heritage designation number DB-II-m-A-17283.01. This status reflects its importance to Romania's cultural legacy.
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