Colțea Church
Bucharest, Romania
Its construction in 1701-1702 makes it more than a decade older than the Stavropoleos Monastery.
The Church of the Holy Three Hierarchs in Bucharest is part of the Colțea complex, originally built in the early 18th century, around 1701-1702, at the initiative of Spatharus Mihai Cantacuzino. The object underwent several reconstructions, especially after earthquakes and fires that affected the city. It is characterized by traditional Romanian architecture, with ornate details and paintings. The church is an important historical and religious point in Bucharest, serving as a place of Orthodox worship.
- Visit time: 35 min
- Local name: Biserica Sfinții Trei Ierarhi - Coltea Colțea
How long does it take to visit Colțea Church?
Plan about 35 min.
Nearby
- Suțu Palace — 90 m
- First Coffee — 190 m
- Biserica Sf. Ilie - Hanul Colței — 190 m
- Biserica Scaune — 190 m
- University Square — 200 m
- Biserica "Sfântul Gheorghe - Nou" — 260 m
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