Development of cross-border cooperation in promoting historical and cultural heritage sites in the cross-border territory of Romania and Ukraine

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General objective of the Project

To preserve and promote the cultural and historical heritage in the cross-border Romanian-Ukrainian area, support the developing of local culture, specific cultural identities and the cultural dialog between communities of Suceava County and Ivano-Frankivsk Region, and to increase awareness of the tourists for this heritage.

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UNESCO
World Heritage Sites

from the cross-border region

Holy Spirit Church

Holy Spirit Church

Holy Spirit Church (1598) – monument of national value.

 Church of “Nativity of The Most Holy Theotokos”

Church of “Nativity of The Most Holy Theotokos”

The church of the Annunciation of the Most Holy Theotokos (1808) – monument of local value.

 St. John the New Monastery Complex

St. John the New Monastery Complex

St. John the New Monastery Complex – monument of international value.

 Sucevita Monastery

Sucevita Monastery

Sucevita Monastery – monument of international value.

 The church from Arbore

The church from Arbore

The church from Arbore – monument of international value.

 Putna Monastery

Putna Monastery

Putna Monastery – monument of international value.

 Moldovita Monastery

Moldovita Monastery

Moldovița Monastery – monument of international value.

 Voroneț Monastery

Voroneț Monastery

Voronet Monastery – monument of international value.

 Humor Monastery

Humor Monastery

Humor Monastery – monument of international value.

 Probota Monastery

Probota Monastery

Probota Monastery – monument of international value.
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