CNIPT Botosani

Poziția geografică. Satul reședință comunală Știubieni, este situat pe DJ 209 B, pe valea Bașeului, la cca 7 km vest- nord-vest de orașul Săveni și la 44 km de orașul Botoșani. Istoric. Numele satului se trage de la știubeiele de prisacă, cel mai probabil confecționate de locuitori. Este unul dintre satele vechi ale județului, care […]

One of the most attractive techniques in the field of pottery in Romania, the Kuty-type pottery, survives because of the passion of a family from Botoșani. The pottery workshop of the Iacinschi family, on Miorița Street No 10. is the only one in Botoșani county and the second one in Romania, after the one from […]

The “Ştefan Luchian” Foundation, whose name is often referred as “the poet of still life’’ (mainly flowers) was established 20 years ago on the 30th august, 1999 and it’s included in the Ciomac-Cantemir house -a patrimony value from way back the 1800s. The Armenian merchants house’s architecture shows a special detail seen in many newer […]

The Missir House was built in 1890 in a classicist eclectic style and features many original architectural features, including the ornate wrought iron fence. The Missir family had, over time, political people in the Botoşani local administration, lawyers and landowners in the Hangu area.

The Garabet Ciomac House was built in 1892 and is one of Botoşani’s representative buildings. Architecture is an eclectic, classicist tradition. Garabet Ciomac was one of the most important Armenian merchants in the 19th century Botosani, a great landowner and cattleman. On the frontispiece of the building are the initials of the owner G. K. […]

Casa Ferhat, the current headquarters of the Trade Restriction in Botoşani, is a monument of urban patrimony architecture. Anton Ferhat, the last owner of this property, was one of the richest Armenians in Botosani, director of the Romanian Bank of Botosani and a landlord of 300 hectares of land. His wealth was confiscated by communists […]

The Former Prefecture, the current Museum of Natural Sciences is an architectural monument of local interest, situated on 43 “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” Street (Code LMI – BT-II-m-B-01970). The baroque building dates from 1887, while the museum was set up in 1953 through the efforts of a group of professors. The building was designed by French architects […]

The “1 Decembrie 1918 Square Urban Assembly” hosts a series of old buildings destinated for trade, which were built at the end of the 19th century. At the beginning of the same century, in this area there used to function the second biggest market of the town. After the great fire in 1887, which afected […]

On the Alexandru Ioan Cuza Street one can find the great majority of tourist objectives of Dorohoi City, many of them included in the national hritage: the former prefecture (today’s Museum of Natural Sciences), the Gheorghe Asachi Boys’ School (today’s City Library), Ciopec House, Prince Moruz house.

The following historical monuments can be found on Grigore Ghica Street: Old townhall, “Vârgolici” church (today’s Assumption wooden church) “Grigore Ghica” Highschool, Forestry House, Burgheli House (today’s City Hospital), Rautu house, Andreecu House