Municipality in Suceava, Romania
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Rădăuţi is a city in Southern Bucovina.
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Bogdana Monastery
Partly built in the 14th century, it is one of the oldest religious sites in the country
Ethnography Museum
Has extensive collections of traditional artifacts (wooden objects, pottery, clothing etc.) from throughout the Bucovina region
Great Temple
A large synagogue built in 1883 by the once numerous Jewish community
Birth of the holy Virgin Mary church
The town's only Catholic church, built in 1823-1826
One of the largest and oldest (founded 1789) stud farms in the country, it offers horse and pony rides, carriage and sledge trips, riding classes etc.
Radauti is reached by hourly buses from the regional hub Suceava (one hour away) and 4-5 direct buses from Bucharest (9-10 hours away).
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