Suceava is part of the old romanian cities. Trough the complexity and the diversity of its urban-specific elements, keeping them troughout the years, trough basic architectural traditions, trough its continuity as trough its renewing monuments, the history of Suceava, both past and present, is directly connected to Romania's history itself.

Of course, architectural creations, and the whole urban culture of Suceava were done inside a specific space, time and ethnicity.

Today, Suceava has a new image, contrasting the old small city.

Suceva has connections with Bucharest (cca. 6 hours) and Iasi (cca. 2 hours) trough DN2/E85 and the western part of the country and Cluj (cca. 4 hours) on DN17/E576. Every day, four InterCity trains connect Suceava to the capital.

Suceava International Airport has three times a week flights to international Carpatair destinations trough Timişoara and four times a week flights to Bucharest Otopeni (Henri Coandă) and Bacău.

Sightseeings in Suceava (links in romanian):

"Sfântul Ioan cel Nou" Monastery (UNESCO)
"Mirăuţi" Monastery
"Zamca" Monastery
"Sfânta Inviere" Church
"Sfântul Dumitru" Church
"Sfânta Vineri" Church
"Sfântul Ioan Botezatorul" Church
"Sfântul Andrei" Church
"Sfinţii Împăraţi Constantin şi Elena" Church

"Complexul Muzeal Bucovina"
(Bucovina Museum Complex) composed by:
The History Museum
The Etnographical Museum "Hanul Domnesc"
Nature Science Museum
The Throne Citadel Suceava
"Curtea Domnească" Suceava
The Bucovina Village Museum
The Planetarium Suceava

The "Şcheia" Citadel

The Cultural Memorial Fund including:
Memorial House "Nicolae Labiş", Mălini
Memorial House "Simion Florea Marian", Suceava
Memorial House "Eusebiu Camilar", Udeşti
Memorial House Solca
Museum House Bilca
Museum Complex "Ciprian Porumbescu", Stupca