List of religious buildings in Romania
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This is a list of religious buildings in Romania comprising cathedrals, churches and monasteries.
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[edit] Cathedrals
- Biserica Neagra
- Blaj Cathedral
- Romanian Patriarchal Cathedral in Bucharest
- Dormition of the Theotokos Cathedral, Cluj-Napoca
- Cathedral of Saint Michael, Cluj-Napoca
- Curtea de Argeş Cathedral
- Sibiu Evangelical Cathedral
- Sibiu Orthodox Cathedral
- Oradea Catholic Cathedral in Oradea
- St. Joseph's Catholic Cathedral in Bucharest
- Timişoara Orthodox Cathedral
[edit] Churches
- Anglican Church in Bucharest
- Borzeşti Church
- Densuş Church
- Stavropoleos Church in Bucharest
- Trei Ierarhi Church in Iaşi
- Wooden Churches of Maramureş
- Painted churches of northern Moldavia
- Saxon fortified churches in Transylvania
[edit] Monasteries in Romania
- Agapia Monastery
- Antim Monastery
- Brebu Monastery
- Cârţa Monastery
- Ciolanu Monastery
- Cotmeana Monastery
- Cozia Monastery
- Golia Monastery in Iaşi
- Humor Monastery
- Horezu Monastery
- Moldoviţa Monastery
- Neamţ Monastery
- Nicula Monastery
- Probota Monastery
- Putna Monastery
- Râmeţ Monastery
- Răteşti Monastery
- Rohia Monastery
- Sinaia Monastery
- Sâmbăta Monastery
- Varatec Monastery
- Voroneţ Monastery
- Zamfira Monastery
[edit] Palaces
- Palace of the Romanian Patriarchate
