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Interior of Romanian Orthodox Cathedral, Fagaras, Transylvania, Romania, Europe
Religious mural inside Greek Orthodox church of Saint Mary (Panagia Monastery), Dhermi, Albania, Europe
Carpathian Romanian Orthodox Church, Molid, Transylvania, Romania, Europe
Curtea Veche Church built by Mircea Ciobanul in 1559, Orthodox Romanian, part of palace during the rule of Vlad III Dracula, Bucharest, Romania, Europe
Fagaras Citadel and Romanian Orthodox Cathedral in background, Fagaras, Transylvania, Romania, Europe
St. Treime Orthodox church on the banks of the river Tarnava Mare in the medieval citadel town, Sighisoara, Transylvania, Romania, Europe
The Othodox Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul in Constanta, Romania, Europe
Orthodox Romanian church at sunrise, Breb (Brebre), Maramures, Romania, Europe
Orthodox church, Brasov, Romania, Europe
Mosaic of Christ on exterior of Saint Peter and Saint Paul the Apostles Cathedral, Constanta, Romania
Part of Last Judgement fresco on wall, Voronet Monastery, near Gura Humorului, Bucovina, Moldavia, Romania
Fresco on outside wall, Sucevita Monastery, Sucevita, Southern Bucovina, Moldavia, Romania
Exterior fresco, Church Of The Annunciation, Moldovita Monastery, Moldovita, Southern Bucovina, Moldavia, Romania
Mosaic of Saint Andrew on exterior of Saint Peter and Saint Paul the Apostles Cathedral, Constanta, Romania
Saint Peter and Saint Paul the Apostles Cathedral, and ruins of ancient Tomis, Constanta, Romania
Saint Peter and Saint Paul the Apostles Cathedral, and ruins of ancient Tomis, Constanta, Romania
Romanian house with little orthodox icon on the wall, Saliste, Sibiu, Transylvania, Romania, Europe
Romanian Orthodox Church, Miercurea-Ciuc, Szeklerburg, Transylvania, Romania, Europe
The Sucevita Monastery, Manastirea Sucevita, is located in Suceava County, in the territory of Sucevita Municipality. The Romanian Orthodox church inside the monastery walls, dedicated to the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List since August 2010, Romania, Europe
Fresco painting Ladder to Heaven, The Sucevita Monastery, Manastirea Sucevita, is located in Suceava County in the territory of Sucevita Municipality. The Romanian Orthodox church inside the monastery walls, dedicated to the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List since August 2010, Romania, Europe
Frescoes on the exterior wall, Humorului, Romania, Unesco World Heritage Site Monastery Church of Adormirea Maicii Domnului at Humor Monastery, a Romanian Orthodox womans monastery and located about 5 km north of the town of Gura Humorului in Romania, Europe
The Sucevita Monastery, Manastirea Sucevita, is located in Suceava County, in the territory of Sucevita Municipality. The Romanian Orthodox church inside the monastery walls, dedicated to the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List since August 2010, Romania, Europe
Wall frescoes, monastery church Saint George, 1547, Unesco World Heritage Site, Voronet, Romania, Europe
Vatra Moldovitei, Moldovita Monastery, Manastirea Moldovita, a Romanian Orthodox womans monastery, frescoes on the church inside the monastery walls dedicated to the Annunciation, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1993, Moldovan Monasteries, Romania, Europe
Fresco painting Ladder to Heaven, The Sucevita Monastery, Manastirea Sucevita, is located in Suceava County in the territory of Sucevita Municipality. The Romanian Orthodox church inside the monastery walls, dedicated to the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List since August 2010, Romania, Europe
Chapel, Palace and Church of the Patriarch, Romanian Orthodox Church, Bucharest, Romania, Eastern Europe, PublicGround
Skiti Timiou Prodromou Megistis Lavras, Sf. Mt. Athos, Greece,
Monastery Podromu, Athos, Greece
Coronation Cathedral of the Romanian Orthodox Church, Alba Julia, Karlsburg, Romania, Europe
Palace and Church of the Patriarch, Romanian Orthodox Church, Bucharest, Romania, Eastern Europe, PublicGround
Monastery, church, Romanian Orthodox, with Manolea, Romania, Europe
Romanian orthodox church, cupola, Huedin, Cluj, Transylvania, Romania, Europe
Coronation Cathedral of the Romanian Orthodox Church, Alba Julia, Karlsburg, Romania, Europe
Palace and Church of the Patriarch, Romanian Orthodox Church, Bucharest, Romania, Eastern Europe, PublicGround
Monastery, church door, Romanian Orthodox, with Manolea, Romania, Europe
Coronation Cathedral of the Romanian Orthodox Church, Alba Julia, Karlsburg, Romania, Europe
Coronation Cathedral of the Romanian Orthodox Church, Alba Julia, Karlsburg, Romania, Europe
Wall frescoes, monastery church Saint George, 1547, Unesco World Heritage Site, Voronet, Romania, Europe
Romanian orthodox church, Alesd, Bihor, Romania, Europe
Romanian Orthodox Biserica Trei Ierarhi, Three-hierarchical Church, Iasi, Romania, Eastern Europe
Monastery Church of St. George with wall frescoes, 1547, Unesco World Heritage Site, Voronet, Romania, Europe
Coronation Cathedral of the Romanian Orthodox Church, Alba Julia, Karlsburg, Romania, Europe
Episcopal Cathedral of Curtea de Arges is one of the most important examples of religious architecture in Romania and burial place for many Romanian kings, Europe, Eastern Europe, Romania, Curtea de Arges
Episcopal Cathedral of Curtea de Arges is one of the most important examples of religious architecture in Romania and burial place for many Romanian kings, Europe, Eastern Europe, Romania, Curtea de Arges
Frescoes, Holy Trinity Cathedral, founded in 1902; Sibiu, Transylvania Region, Romania
Fresco, Holy Trinity Cathedral, founded in 1902; Sibiu, Transylvania Region, Romania
Frescoes, Holy Trinity Cathedral, founded in 1902; Sibiu, Transylvania Region, Romania
Arbore Monastery, 1502; Arbore, Suceava County, Romania
Romania, Constanta, Mosaic of Christ on exterior of Saint Peter and Saint Paul the Apostles Cathedral.