Bucharest Orthodox Art & Architecture Tour
Visão Geral do Tour
The tour commences at Saint Anton's Church in the Old Town, a historical gem dating back to the 14th century. Next, we proceed to the Saint George's Church, constructed in the Wallachian style and adorned with the purest Byzantine artistry.
Our journey takes us along Lady's Street, where two churches, hidden behind buildings, come into view. One of these churches belongs to the Bulgarian Orthodox tradition, while the other, known as The Lady's Church, boasts the oldest original paintings on this tour and was constructed by a distinguished lady of the time.
To round out the tour, we visit the exquisite Stavropoleos Monastery and conclude with a visit to Saint Demetrios, a 19th-century architectural jewel featuring classic European elements.
O que está incluído
Ponto de Encontro
Saint Anthony Church, Old Town
Avaliações de Clientes
A 100% recommendable tour if you want to delve into the history of Orthodox culture. Elena, is very knowledgeable and makes the tour very enjoyable. She explains in detail all the symbols and rites. In addition, she had the courtesy to accompany us to the Cathedral of the Salvation of the People, whose visit was not included. A 10 for her.
As a person brought up in a Catholic culture, Orthodox Christianity is very exotic but before taking the tour I understood neither the rites nor the symbols or motifs behind the main parts of the temples. I wish there was such a tour in other cities
I highly recommend the tour if you are looking to delve into the history and culture of Romania and, in particular, of the region in which Bucharest is located. Without a doubt, Alexandra was a wonderful guide, completely dedicated and admirably trained, ready to illustrate the evolution of the Romanian Orthodox religion through the churches of the city, impressive forms of artistic expression that sustain centuries of faith in Romania. Thanks to her for her patience and dedication.
Alexandra is an exceptional guide and this tour is very interesting for those who love iconoclastic art.