Pasarea Monastery

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. This 17th-century complex's name ("Bird Monastery") comes from the migratory patterns observed from its tower. The original dovecote still houses descendants of messenger pigeons used during the 1821 revolution. Underground springs keep the cellars at constant 12°C for cheese aging. Nice place for a walk around the Monsastery grounds and nearby riverside. We came here for fishing, for nature and for a peaceful place...we found them 🙂 A magnificent church located within beautifully maintained grounds. The white color of the church, along with decorative pillars throughout the area, adds to its charm. The grounds are exceptionally clean and well-preserved, featuring both vibrant flowers and fruit trees. A nearby river with a picturesque bridge further enhances the beauty of the setting. Beautiful place, serenely, quiet! it's a monastery village, hear the roosters and nature, always flowers! very well taken care! there is a lake were you could fish paying a tax. Very quiet and so solemn. My mother, a widow, wanted to join the retirement home which the monastery runs. The leadership of the monastery demanded property rights over my mother's apartment (which actually belongs to the family). This absurd demand was, of course, in addition to the monthly fee. It is appalling that the leadership saw my mother as a potential victim to be scammed of her property. Be forewarned--this monastery is not the charitable organization they advertise themselves to be. They are wolves in sheep's clothes. Quiet place, nice buildings, great lake view, you can visit a museum. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Tourist attraction Tourist attraction