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Strada Franceză, 25, Bucharest, Romania

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Dating from the ^14th century, the remains of the former princely court(Curtea Veche) are Bucharest's oldest monument. The complex was at the heart of the medieval city. It was under the reign of the Wallachian voivode Vlad Ţepeş (who inspired the character of Dracula), between 1456 and 1462, but above all under that of Constantin Brâncoveanu (1688-1714), that the princely residence enjoyed its greatest influence. Damaged by fire and earthquakes, the prestigious buildings were gradually abandoned by the end of the ^18th century.

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mhumbert

Visited in march 2023

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Toujours en travaux

Inutile de perdre du temps à chercher l'entrée... le bâtiment est toujours en travaux, et donc impossible à visiter.

ryokan

Visited in july 2018

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une cour qui devait être une nécropole princière;

Dans la 2ème capitale de l'état de Valachie,au14ème siécle,l'église Saint Nicolas remarquablement conservée présente les plus anciennes fresques de Roumanie.Ne restent autour de l'église que quelques restes des fortifications peu parlants .
Visite à ne pas manquer avec le monastère du 16 ème siècle .

rnv23

Visited in september 2018

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Il ne reste que quelques bâtiments constitués essentiellement d'une jolie petite église avec décoration orthodoxe située dans un jolie petit jardin. Situé dans le centre de Bucarest proche de la place unirii.