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Was built between 1836-1838, by the Pătrulești brothers with the material support of a believer named Gămiloiu. At first glance, the architecture seems ordinary, but there are small details that turn the view into a special one. The church was painted in the year of the Great Union, 1918, by the famous church painter, originally from Pitesti, Gheorghe Belizarie. When the Russians entered the country, towards the end of the Second World War, occupying the village of Izvorani, they made a carpentry workshop in the church. The villagers say that one day, one of the Russians in the church, intoxicated by the drink and disturbed by the striking resemblance to the last tsar, Nicholas II, fired a gun at the painting of King Ferdinand, at the entrance to the church.

the oldest church building was built by the sluger Musat and jupaness Despina under the reign of voivode Alexandru Iliasi on a slope at the edge of the old Sheepheard's Road, from where you can admire paradisiacal views of the Stefanesti valleys.

The spring is located in a forest on the Turcului valley, near a tourist road starting in the village of Valea Mare-Podgoria.

Built in neo-Romanian architectural style, here lived the great Romanian poet, Ion Pillat.

was built at the end of the 19th century, and in 1947 it was nationalized. Since then it belonged to Alexandru Donescu, the mayor of Bucharest from the interwar period.