أدلة صوتية جديد الانتقال إلى المخطط

موغوشويا

أهم المعالم السياحية في موغوشوايا

Mogoșoaia Essentials

Located just north of Bucharest, this collection centers on the 17th-century Mogoșoaia Palace, the premier example of Brâncovenesc architecture blending Byzantine, Italian Renaissance, and Ottoman influences. The estate includes the royal kitchen, an ice house, and St. George’s Church, all set within expansive lakeside gardens. The list also features the 19th-century Vila d' Elchingen and Fort No. 2, a significant component of the historical defensive ring constructed to protect the Romanian capital.

Mogoșoaia Essentials — خريطة

Al / Public domain

A

Mogoşoaia Palace

Mogoșoaia Palace is situated about 10 kilometres from Bucharest, Romania.

B

"Brancovan Palaces at the Bucharest Gates" Cultural Centre

Housed within the palace grounds, this museum hosts contemporary art exhibitions and cultural programs that preserve the legacy of the Brâncoveanu family and Romanian heritage.

C

Biserica „Sfântul Gheorghe”

Commissioned by Constantin Brâncoveanu and completed in 1688, this church features original frescoes and serves as the final resting place for members of the princely family.

D

Mogoșoaia Palace Kitchen

The former royal kitchen, notable for its four prominent chimneys and traditional brickwork, once served the culinary needs of the court and now functions as an exhibition space.

E

Mogoșoaia Palace Ice House

A historical ice house used for storing ice blocks harvested from the nearby lake to provide refrigeration for the palace during the summer months.

F

Parcul Mogoșoaia

Landscaped gardens surrounding the palace complex, offering walking paths along the shore of Mogoșoaia Lake and views of the estate's historical structures.

G

Vila d' Elchingen

A 19th-century residence built by the Bibescu family, representing the later architectural additions to the estate during the Romantic period.

H

Monumentul Eroilor căzuți în primul război mondial

A stone memorial dedicated to the local soldiers who lost their lives during the First World War.

I

Fortul Nr. 2 Mogoșoaia

Part of the 19th-century 'Cetatea București' fortification system designed by Belgian engineer Henri Alexis Brialmont to defend the capital.

خطط لرحلتك مع Tripomatic