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Located in Piatra Neamţ, AAB Studio Central is a recently renovated accommodation, 33 km from Bicaz Dam and 35 km from Văratec Monastery. Among the facilities at this property are a lift and a minimarket, along with free WiFi throughout the property. The property is non-smoking and is set 41 km from Agapia Monastery. The apartment features 1 bedroom, a flat-screen TV with streaming services, a fully equipped kitchen with an oven and a fridge, a washing machine, and 1 bathroom with a shower. Towels and bed linen are provided in the apartment. For added privacy, the accommodation features a private entrance. Guests can also relax in the shared lounge area. Neamţ Fortress is 41 km from the apartment. 

Apartament Central offers accommodation in Piatra-Neamț, one of the most beautiful cities in Romania. Guests benefit from free WiFi internet access and free private parking. This 1-bedroom apartment has a fully equipped kitchen, a flat-screen TV and a bathroom with a shower. A tennis court is 500 meters from the property, and the area is popular for hiking. You can engage in various activities, such as horse riding and cycling.

YOU WILL LIKE US SO MUCH, YOU WILL FANCY US AS YOUR PERMANENT HOME!  Our residences promise the seclusion of a private home, distinctive hospitality and mountain vistas.    ***  TAKE ON PIATRA-NEAMT  In the heart of the picturesque and welcoming town of PiatraNeamt, at the foot of the Cozla Mountain which guards the city surroundings, you will find Atlas Aparthotel. An urban oasis, with wonderful city views and spacious accommodations. The hotel expresses the vibrant voice of the historic, yet culturally relevant Piatra-Neamt city. Although a small town, vital and energetic, constantly changing, it is known as one of the most beautiful cities of Moldova county. It stays only at 60 km distance from Bacau airport and 130 km distance from Iasi or Suceava airports.  Skiing, horse riding, kayaking, hiking, mountain biking or city biking, photography taking are some of the activities you can enjoy during your stay!    You will find us perfect for a relaxing retreat, weekend getaway or business travel.    ***  TAKE A STEP INSIDE    From the moment you walk in, you’ll be surrounded by captivating details inspired by natural elements such as wood and natural stone.    Enjoy a relaxing evening talk in our cozy lounge, indulge in a delicious dinner with your beloved ones at our à la carte Atlas Restaurant, host a business meeting or simply grab a quick bite.    No matter what you’re after, we have something for you.    AMENITIES  Unique is the concept! The freedom of an apartment combined with the comfort of a hotel and all its services and facilities.  From cozy gathering spaces to our uniquely appointed, two types guest appartments, Atlas Aparthotel features an inspiring blend of urban charming décor and thoughtful, upscale amenities to make your stay effortlessly comfortable.    All 35 fully equipped apartments of Atlas Aparthotel have the same level of luxury and facilities. However, they differ in layout and size. The apartments display an area of between 55 and 75 sqm with a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area and a seating area with a flat-screen satellite TV. We have one-bedroom apartments that are suitable for up to 4 persons and two-bedroom apartments that are suitable for as much as 6 persons. The modern bathrooms will delight you with functionality, simplicity of design and décor. All rooms are equipped with a desk, our guests having free WiFi throughout the property.  We would be happy to advise you which apartment, in which size is ideally suited for you! A la carte restaurant, free private parking, a garden and a terrace are just some of the advantages you can enjoy during your stay with us. Room service and concierge are part of our amenities. Every morning our guests can enjoy a balanced and vibrant breakfast served in two varieties - buffet or continental.    CORPORATE TRAVEL Host your employees for a relaxing stay in the heart of Piatra Neamt. We’d love to do business with you! Get in touch to see if your business qualifies for corporate rates.   

Augbsurg Apart is located right in the center of Piatra-Neamț, in a beautiful historical building. It was built in 1919 by a businessman from Bucharest. After only two years, in 1921, he sold it to an important miller from Grumăzești. He lived in the house on the street, and his staff lived in the annexes behind. After the communist period, the property returned to the heirs, and in 2019 Mrs. Matasă, the owner of the Augsburg knitting factory, bought it from them. The new owner started an extensive restoration process in May 2021, finished in the spring of 2023 by reopening the main body. On the back side of the building and in the attic, but also in the annex at the back of the property, seven accommodation spaces have been very elegantly arranged - only apartments, with different compartments and sizes. On another side of the historic house, opening onto the boulevard, is the boutique store nadia & julia (by Augsburg). And on the other side Haute Bistro Cuisine & Cafe.  

The Bicaz dam is one of the most visited places in the entire Neamț county, impressing with its size. It is the first construction of this type erected in Romania through an immense human effort that lasted 10 years (1950-1960). The construction of a dam on Bistrița was the dream of the engineer Dimitrie Leonida, who set up the Stejaru hydropower plant project, a construction that was to produce electricity for all of Moldova, with the help of Bistriţa waters. More than 18,000 people, including soldiers, political prisoners or residents of the Bistriței Valley, forced by the communist regime, worked on the construction of the dam at Bicaz, the adduction tunnel and the electric plant at Stejaru. Shack-type housing was built in the Dodeni and Ciungi neighborhoods, canteens, but also a construction site hospital for those organized in labor colonies.   The heaviest and most dangerous jobs were assigned to priests, intellectuals, or to so called wealthy peasants and consisted of digging, dislodging and transporting waste with wagons, thus accidents occurred frequently during the work due to lack of experience and working conditions. At the foundation of the dam, approximately 1,300,000 cubic meters of rock were excavated to hold 1.2 billion cubic meters of water.   The Bicaz Dam is 127 meters high and is the largest gravity dam on the inland rivers of Romania, being surpassed by Porțile de Fier/Iron Gates I, and is the third highest dam in the country. It is the 9th highest weight barrier in Europe.   The construction consists of 30 plots (blocks) separated by joints sealed upstream with reinforced concrete and copper wedges. The body of the dam is crossed by galleries, ventilation shafts and niches for visiting. In the specially arranged rooms there are actuation and control installations, tracking equipment of the behavior of each element.   18,760 people (almost 2,300 households from 20 villages) were displaced to close the dam and build the reservoir. Some preferred not to leave their native places and dismantled their houses piece by piece, and where possible, rebuilt them higher up, away from the waters of the coming lake. The cemeteries were displaced and transported on the "Road of the Dead", the trees were cut and the buildings demolished, sometimes even by dynamiting.    In the nearby village of Hangu the only building that could not be completely dynamited was the Hangu Church (built of reinforced concrete with rails taken from a disused railway), the remains of which can be seen when the waters of the lake are dried up, in dry summers or frosty winters. It is said that those who tried to dynamite it were followed to death by a curse.   There is a high-precision seismograph inside the dam, which records the tiniest tremors of heavy machinery crossing the area. The body of the dam is crossed by galleries, ventilation shafts and visiting niches, and in specially arranged rooms there are actuation and control installations, tracking equipment of the behavior of each element. Designed to withstand an earthquake with a magnitude of 9.5 on the Richter scale, the dam at Bicaz never faced any problems and survived the great earthquake of March 4, 1977. The scenario related to the breaking of the Bicaz dam in the event of an accident is equivalent to a disaster, with a breach of 75% in width and height, the flood wave would reach 19.5 meters at Piatra-Neamț (at the Bâtca Doamnei Dam).

The wooden church in Bicazu Ardelean was built in 1692 and bears the name of the patron saint "Saint Dumitru". It is located 1500 meters from the center of the commune, on the road Bicazu Ardelean Telec - Toşorog - Tulgheş. The beautiful little church is built of yew wood, and the beams are finished in a "dovetail" with the help of wooden nails. The plan of the church is in the shape of a cross, with a bell tower. The church is covered with thatch. The church is entirely painted in Byzantine style by an anonymous painter. The painting is made on linen canvas, glued with natural resin to beams, over which an emulsion made of milk, cheese and lime was applied. The scenes worth noting in the painting are: "the rapture of Elijah to heaven", "the hour of the seraphim", "the creation of humankind", "the face of death", etc. In the past, the church served to maintain the Romanian Orthodox spirit, being at the crossroads between Moldova and Transylvania.

The "St. Gheorghe" church in Ștefan cel Mare is an Orthodox church, founded in 1636 by the ruler Vasile Lupu, in the village of Şerbești (today the village of Ștefan cel Mare in Neamț county). It underwent changes in 1922. The place of worship stands on a plateau dominating the eastern part of the village, surrounded by a comprehensive enclosure, surrounded by strong stone walls. The church was included on the List of Historical Monuments in Neamț County in 2004. Along time, the Church of "St. George" in Ștefan cel Mare benefited from donations of cult objects or other odors from the owners of the estate, mainly the Cantacuzine boyars. Among the precious scents that are in the parish's heritage, the following should be mentioned: "a gold-polished silver chalice, engraved with the following inscription: "Io Cantacuzino vel Spătar, leat 1767" In the churchyard, near the southern wall of the place of worship, there are two old tombs, with funerary monuments of remarkable artistic value above them. One of the graves is that of Prince Alexandru Ilie Cantacuzino, who died in Karlsbad (today the city of Karlovy Vary in the Czech Republic) in 1859 and was reburied in Şerbești ten years later, by his wife, Princess Elena Cantacuzino. And the second tomb has above it an obelisk with an iron cross on top; an almost illegible inscription is engraved on the plinth and above it, the double-headed eagle (the coat of arms of the Cantacuzino family), carved in high relief.

In the locality of Cârligi is the parish church, a former Greek monastery, built in 1827. Tradition says that Stephen the Great would have built a wooden church on these places, between the years 1457-1459, which was always renovated, but chances are very slim. The church is built out of stone and brick on an area of 300 square meters. The roof is made of galvanized sheet. The construction is like those places of worship that can also serve as a means of defense if necessary, the church from Cârligi shows striking similarities with the one from the "Palatul Cnejilor", having a cross-shaped plan and a bell tower attached to the W side, like churches from the 17th century. As in Şerbeşti, the lateral apses are marked on the outside by rectangular reliefs, while the apse of the altar has a semicircular shape. The bell tower is located above the porch, which is covered with a spherical cap and has a crenellated opening to the S that betrays (as in the "Palatul Cnejilor") some defensive features of the construction. At the entrance to the church, more precisely in the pronaos, the son of the Costache Rosetti nobleman, Ioan Cantacuzino, who died on November 17, 1830, is buried. We find some mentions about the fact that the place of worship was restored by the nobleman Ion Cantacuzino, whose tomb is inside the church.

The church was built in the center of Roznov, right in the park area, between 1884 and 1892 by colonel Gheorghe Ruset Roznovanu. The building has the shape of a cross with equal arms, being made with stone on the outside, which gives it an austere and massive note. The elevated roof is dominated by a bulbous spire, specific to Russian churches, and richly ornamented with three rows of stone brackets, whose dimensions decrease towards the base of the spire. The high foundation allowed the construction of a spacious basement that fulfills the function of a funeral crypt, housing the graves of the Roznovanu family, and the side apses, of semicircular shape, each have three windows with stone borders in relief and tympanums with trilobed braces. The entrance to the church is done in a solemn way, the stone stairs being particularly elegant. From the front of the church you enter directly into the spacious nave. The pediment of the church is also unique, it was made in Moscow, from gilded bronze, between 1890-1892. The fresco painting of the interior was done between 1913-1915 by Costin Petrescu. The votive paintings of the founders, in which Colonel Roznovanu, his wife, Alexandrina Ruset Roznovanu, and their son are depicted, are particularly authentic. Good to know: On an iconostasis to the right of the nave are two icons given to Roznovanu by Grand Duke Pavel Alexandrovici and Tsar Nicholas II. Another icon, dressed in silver, was donated by Leon Urusov, ambassador of Russia in several European countries, and among the religious books in the church's heritage is a Gospel from 1644 written in Slavonic.

The studio is placed in the center of the city Piatra Neamț. It is comfortable, intimate and well equipped to meet your needs. Durău is 35 km away from Blue Holiday, while Lacu Roșu is 47 km away from the property. 

The construction of the cabin began in the spring of 1913 and was completed in the fall of the same year. It is the first tourist cabin built in the Eastern Carpathians. Over the years, it has been extended several times, and the accommodation capacity has gradually increased.   As a result of the severe damage of the mountain shelter during the First World War, important restoration works were carried out. On August 6, 1922, on the occasion of the celebration of Ceahlău (Mountain Day as the locals call it), the renovated cabin with approximately 30 seats was again made available to hikers, this time for a long time. 606 people were present at the inauguration. The next restoration of the cabin took place in 1946, and in 1958-1959 it was expanded to accommodate more tourists (120 places). Old rooms were completed with new ones, with stone walls fixed with mortar and electric light was introduced. In 1962, the cottage could accommodate 150 tourists at the cottages. In the years 1984-1988, the capacity and comfort conditions of the lodge increased by adding a new wing, with three levels. The cabin was recently renovated and the restaurant serves a varied meniu. Additionally, tourists can enjoy a sauna and an outdoor hot bath. 

Vasile Manolachi, the head of the Voluntary Service for Emergency Situations within the Tazlău City Hall, is the man who loves traditions who managed to gather a collection of old household objects, in a house on Mocăniței street. In the yard, next to the small wooden house, on a stone foundation, with a porch and two rooms, there is another body, made later, when the family that owned the property enlarged with 5 children. After years, in which the two houses were not lived in, Vasile Manolachi cleaned them and started setting up a future museum of the village, which still does not have an official name. He would like to call it "Grandma's House", as it looks anyway. The "old house" has on the back wall a yoke for cows and one for oxes, winter horseshoes, a tongs (sunffers) that was inserted into the cattle's nostrils, to stand on the horseshoe, a feather hammer for splitting logs, a loom, a wooden rake, the hog's hair basket that no household lacks and, of course, the oven shovel and the spinning spoon in the magiun. On the lintel are the zolitores (archaic washing machines), covets, a spinning machine and a pot for swilling. Inside, the most generous space is occupied by a war of weaving, made from pieces received from several villagers. It is functional and the children will be able to see, live, how the ropes and carpets were made. Anișoara Luca and her mother, who I wrote about here, will explain to the participants of the camp every single operation and describe the pieces of the war. IMPORTANT: On Google Maps the location appears on Ecoului street, near Mocăniței street. However, it is not very clear whether or not the location can be visited by the general public.

Located near the forest, with a stream running through the back yard and an old little church hidden on the hill, the "Dimineti în Cerdac" House welcomes you with a huge beautifully garden, an authentic Moldavian colored wood verandah called ”cerdac”, with a traditional clay stove, ideal for relaxation and storytelling, in a fascinating interior design reminding you about the warm atmosphere of holidays spent in your grandparents house.

The "Alexandru Vlahuță" house in Agapia is a small memorial museum established in the house where the writer Alexandru Vlahuță lived (1858-1919). The house was built of wood in 1885, near the Agapia Monastery (Neamț County). The Mitropoly of Moldavia and Suceava carried out consolidation and restoration works of the house where the writer lived. In 1963, a memorial exhibition was organized in this house that includes original furniture and personal items of the Vlahuță family, as well as photographies, letters and books that reveal significant aspects of the life and work of the well-known writer. Currently, literary gatherings are organized on the porch of the house.

In Tazlau commune from Neamt county is the memorial house where the doctor and writer Ioan I. Mironescu was born and lived. It was set up in 1969 as a museum and permanent exhibition including personal items, photographies, sketches, books and furniture that belonged to him. The house in Tazlău was, a long time ago, also the meeting place and spiritual relaxation of many prominent personalities of Romanian culture around the magazine "Romanian Life", among which we mention: Mihail Sadoveanu, Garabet Ibrăileanu, Panait Istrati, George Topârceanu, Otilia Casimir, Shepherd Teodoreanu, Ionel Teodoreanu, etc. A good friend of George Toparceanu, Mihail Sadoveanu and Panait Istrati, I. I. Mironescu was appreciated as a person, as a doctor but also as a writer. In order to get to know him better, Mihail Sadoveanu writes a precious piece of information and sends us to the place that was dearest to the writer, namely: "His life was not the University, the practice of an excellent doctor, politics and literature, his life was his parental village". Over time, the writer's sister, Lina Donea, organized numerous cultural activities in this house, such as: meetings of the literary circle or sessions. The museum was set up with the initiative and contribution of the writer's daughter, Rodica Mironescu, who managed to recover some documents, family letters, the author's notes, books and photographs from his relatives. The exhibition includes 2 halls where the reconstruction of a farm from the way of life of the interwar Tazlau was watched. Thus, the writer's work room was reconstructed with the original furniture, personal items, library, images from his medical activity. The scenery and the area of Tazlău commune, where the house of the doctor and writer Ioan Mironescu is located, is very beautiful! Surrounded by mountains and fir trees, strongly ozonized and swayed by the swirling flow of the Tazlau river, it is ideal for relaxation or to spend a vacation away from everyday stress! IMPORTANT: It is good to know that the location is temporarily closed, but you can contact the hosts to check if the memorial house has been reopened. Be that as it may, from the outside you can admire the beautiful construction in traditional style.

Entering in the city Târgul Neamţ it can be visited Memorial House of Ion Creangă from Humuleşti. Memorial house located on the street that has the same name with the great writer. The house was built in 1830 by Petre Ciubotariu, grandfather from mother side of the writer. For the moment, the house is closed for renovation until (approx.) the end of summer 2023. 

The "Mihail Sadoveanu" memorial house, located near the Vovidenia Hermitage and near the Neamț Monastery, was established in 1964, in the bishop's house built in 1937 for Metropolitan Visarion Puiu. Later, the building ends up under the administration of the Mitropoly, which makes it available to Sadoveanu to serve as his creative and recreational home. Here the writer spent his summers and holidays with his family members, friends and cultural and political personalities of the time. Among those who stayed at Vovidenia as guests of the writer are Maria Tănase, Emil Bodnăraș and Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej (former communist ruler). Today you can see in the museum numerous objects that belonged to the writer (clothing, hunting weapons, fishing tools, the entire Sadovenian work, which also includes the princeps editions). The museum is currently under the care of the inhabitants of the hermitage. 

One of the places that keeps alive the memory of the poet Veronica Micle (1850-1889) is the memorial house in Târgu-Neamţ, located in the old hearth of the city, on the road leading to Neamţ Citadel. Built by the Neamţ Monastery around 1834, to be used as a monastery and a school for monks, the building was bought in 1850 by Ana Câmpeanu (Veronica Micle's mother), who came here from Năsăud, after the death of her husband, together with the her two children, Veronica and Radu. We do not know the reasons why the Neamţ Monastery sold this house, but it is certain that on August 10, 1850, Ana Câmpeanu became the owner of this building, as shown by the sale-purchase deed. VISITING HOURS: 10 am - 6 pm (April-September) 9 am - 5 pm (October-March) ACCESS FEES: Adults: 16 RON Pupils: 8 RON Students and groups: 8 RON

An oasis of tranquility, elegance and refinement. A place that offers you seasons and spices ... The Moldovan House is the place where you can find the flavors of the childhood...

The royal house of Bicaz is a historical monument located in the city of Bicaz. The beautiful building is located and can be admired on 4 Barajului str. It was built in 1912, and currently houses the seat of Bicaz City Hall.

A quiet location, surrounded by hills, with a generous yard, seasonal outdoor pool, summer kitchen, barbecue, free wifi, a location where seniors, adults, children and well-behaved pets are welcomed :)

O locatie linistita, inconjurata de dealuri, cu o curte generoasa, piscina exterioara sezoniera, bucatarie de vara, gratar, wi gratuit, o locatie in care sunt primiti cu drag seniori, adulti, copii si animale de companie cuminti :)

Căsuta Mea cuprinde 2 cabane tip A-frame, aflate într-o zonă foarte frumoasă, la marginea unei păduri de brazi din zona Sarata, Piatra Neamț. Cele două cabane A-frame „Căsuța Mea” sunt amplasate în inima naturii, oferind intimitate și liniște pentru cei care își doresc o vacanță relaxantă și romantică. Fiecare cabană este rezervată exclusiv pentru voi, fără zgomot sau agitație, astfel încât să vă puteți bucura din plin de momente speciale împreună și de frumusețea naturii. Cabanele „Căsuța Mea” îmbină perfect decorul rustic cu o atmosferă caldă și romantică, oferind o experiență de neuitat. Fiecare cabană este dotată cu un șemineu pe lemne, ideal pentru seri cozy și momente de relaxare alături de persoana iubită. În plus, ciubărul cu apă sărată adaugă un strop de lux și confort, transformând fiecare sejur într-o adevărată escapadă de răsfăț în mijlocul naturii. Cabanele „Căsuța Mea” oferă tot confortul unei case, fiind dotate cu semineu, aer conditionat, baie privată și bucătărie semiutilată. Aceste facilități vă permit să vă organizați vacanța exact așa cum doriți, fie că preferați să gătiți împreună preparate delicioase sau să vă bucurați de momente de relaxare în intimitatea propriului spațiu.

Camping Cottages 5 rooms, 10 places

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THE HYDROELECTRIC PLANT The "Dimitrie Leonida" hydroelectric plant is located at the foot of the Botoșanu mountain, at a distance of approximately 15 km from the dam, following the old stream of the Bistrița river. It was put into operation in 1960, becoming the most important objective under the administration of the Bistrița branch. In a first stage, 4 groups of 27.5 MW were installed, which went into operation in a row between October 1, 1960 and February 2, 1961. The last two groups of 50 MW each went into operation on June 29, 1962, respectively on October 5 of the same year. As a result of the improvements made and the qualification tests, the power plant was selected for the provision of system services: secondary frequency-power regulation, ensuring the rapid tertiary reserve of active power, ensuring the restoration of the National Energy System in case of extensive breakdowns or total failure of the system. The plant has produced more than 20 billion MWh in its more than 50 years of existence. THE SUPPLY TUNNEL The gallery of the water intake tunnel (4,655 m long, internal Ø of 7 m), crosses the Botoșanu mountain and stretches between the 4 openings of the water intake (which consists of an underground part of 90 m long, an above-ground construction of 70 m that supports the grate cleaning machine and the 46 m deep wet well in which there are flat valves of 6.50 x 9.00 m, sealed upstream) - located 1.5 km upstream of the dam and the hydropower plant located 15 km downstream - on the Bistriței stream (which in this area forms a loop that surrounds Botoșanu mountain). The tunnel has an inner layer of reinforced concrete and an outer layer of plain concrete, the final 424 m of the tunnel being armored with sheet metal. From the tunnel to the forced pipes, the junction is made by a 60 t metal piece of 14.2 m trouser type, embedded in a concrete massif. The pipes (which lead the water to the turbines) are in number 2, they are embedded in two anchoring masses, they have a diameter of 4.2 - 3.8 m and a drop of 90 m, they have an oblique aerial portion and a horizontal underground one and are visible from the National Road (DN) 15 . The pipe on the right supplies the 4 small turbines and the left one on the 2 large ones. Two butterfly valves (safety and control) are mounted in series on each line of the pipe downstream of the trouser piece. The balance castle (located on the axis of the tunnel) consists of an - aerial - upper chamber (height 17 m and diaphragm with internal Ø of 33 m) and a shaft (depth of 70 m and internal Ø of 23 m). In order to dissipate the energy, the bottom of the castle has a geometry with side vaults. Geologically, the water intake is located in an area of black shale, and the rest (the derivation pipeline, the balance castle, the valve house, the forced pipeline and the hydropower plant) in one of marl-clay sediments.

The hotel has got 14 floors and includes a total of 155 rooms, 2 restaurants, a wine cellar, conference rooms, a business – center, a pub. Stepping in the hotel, you enter a modern and refined environment where the harmony of colors, the style and the elegance with which the architect endowed the new construction are organically connected to the constant care for the guests’ comfort and for the warm and natural smile of the staff of the Central Plaza Hotel.

Neamţ Fortress is one of the most impressive medieval fortress from Romania. The fortress was part of the fortification system built in Moldova at the end of the 14th century, for defence against ottomans. This elegant and impressive fortress was built amongst Petru I and was fortified in 15th century by Ştefan the Great, giving orders that the fortress's walls to be raised with almost 6-7 metres and to build battlements and wide windows, through which fortress's defenders could watch and hit the enemies.

Geological, botanical and landscaping reservation, natural park Cheile Bicazului (Bicaz Gorges) – Hăşmaş is climber's paradise, having the most spectacular canyons from Romania, Cheile Bicazului (Bicaz Gorges). Calcareous Peak of Hăşmaş Mountain allowed spectacular development of karsts phenomenon (Cheile Bicaz, Cheile Bicăjelului, Cheile Şugăului). National Park Bicaz Gorges presents a great scientific interest from a geological, geomorphologic, paleontological, landscaping point of view and from the point of view of the diversity generated by the wide variety of geoclimatic conditions. Bicaz Gorges are well known in Romania because of their impressive sizes. Also, Lacul Roşu (Red Lake), formed by natural barrage of waters from Bicaz stream (1837), offers picturesque landscape.

Clement apartments, located in Piatra Neamț, a 30-minute walk from the center, offers accommodation units with high standards. Modernly and complete furnished, all apartments offer generous accommodation and en suite facilities. Each accommodation unit has a fully equipped kitchen. Access to the complex is based on an entry code, so arrival times are flexible for our guests. The WiFi access is available for free throughout the building, and 8 of the apartments have balconies, some overlooking the Pietricica and Cozla mountains. In each apartment there is a tablet, with the help of which the guests can access information about accommodation services, tourist attractions in the area, itineraries, restaurants and transport possibilities, etc Facilities include a green terrace on the roof of the building. Other facilities offered are: video surveillance, free parking (within the limits of available places) and facilities for people with disabilities.

Gârcina este o comună din județul Neamț, formată din satele Almaș, Cuejdiu și Gârcina (reședința). Aceasta este așezată în partea de sud-est a Munților Stânișoara și la zona de contact cu Subcarpații Moldovei (vestul depresiunii Cracău-Bistrița). Se află chiar în centrul județului, pe malurile râului Cuejdiu, la nord de municipiul Piatra-Neamț. Este străbătută de șoseaua națională DN15C, care leagă Piatra Neamț de Fălticeni.

Girov is a commune in Neamț County, formed by the villages of Boțești, Căciulești, Dănești, Doina, Girov (residence), Gura Văii, Popești, Turturești and Verșești. The commune is located right in the center of the county, on the banks of Cracău. It is crossed by the national road DN15D , which connects Piatra Neamț to Roman. At Girov, this road intersects with the county road DJ156A, which connects it to the north with Dobreni (where it intersects with DN15C), Negrești and Crăcăoani (where it also ends in DN15C); and to the south of Roznov (where it intersects with DN15), Borlești, Tazlău and further in the county of Bacău de Balcani, Pârjol and Ardeoani (where it ends in DN2G). Two more county roads branch off from DN15D at Girov: DJ208G, which leads north to Ștefan cel Mare, Dragomirești, Războieni and Tupilati; and DJ157H, which leads southeast to Dochia. In the center of Girov is the beautiful church "St. Nicolae Conțești".

Cantacuzino Manor in Şerbești is a manor house, built in the middle of the 17th century by the treasurer Iordache Cantacuzino, in the village of Şerbești (today the village of Ștefan cel Mare in Neamț County). It underwent additions in the 19th century. The mansion is located in the immediate vicinity of the "St. Gheorghe" church, towards the southeast. The Iordache Cantacuzino House, today a school, was included on the List of Historical Monuments in Neamț County in 2004, having LMI code NT-II-m-B-10704. Currently, the Cantacuzino Manor in Şerbești houses an educational unit for children with physical disabilities and is adjacent to the village School of Arts and Crafts.

The cross from Bisericani is a beautiful viewpoint well known to the locals of Piatra Neamț, situated just 12 km away from the city, on the way to Bicaz. Usually, on nice weekends, lots of people come here to enjoy the splendid view.