Die älteste Kirche in Bukarest ist definitiv einen Besuch wert! Einfach nur wunderschön! Vergesst nicht einen Wunschzettel auszufüllen (liegen links beim Eingang auf einem kleinen Tisch) und werft ihn dann in den kleinen Holzkasten (ebenfalls links ca. 2 Meter weiter). Der Priester liest diese Zettel 90 Tage lang laut vor und danach sollen sich deine Wünsche erfüllen :-)). Nach dem Einwerfen sollt ihr zudem die heiligen Insignien (vor dem Altar rechts- Knochenstück und kleinen silbernen "Sarg") berühren, damit sich die Wünsche erfüllen. Der Priester spricht fließend deutsch. Im Garten sind viele Katzen, die dort wohl auch gefüttert werden. (Gerne Katzenfutterschälchen mitnehmen und dem Priester geben). Im Hof ist ein Zugang zum "Keller", in dem heilige Souvenirs verkauft werden. Habe dort eine ca. 1 Meter große reine Bienenwachskerze für umgerechnet ca. 16 € gekauft. Ein wahrhaft 'heiliger" Ort.

Somptuous place of cult, where art meets the mystical to reach your heart and touch you deep inside thanks to its beauty at the service of religion.

A place of worship, where I go every time to soothe my soul

Nice church in the historical center of Bucharest. Boarding one of the better-preserved “caravanserail” of the town.

Beautiful little church with amazing architectural detailing - you. An go in and enjoy the serenity but try and not be that tourist who has no respect for local culture and other people - enjoy the space don't disturb it!!!

Its a basílica and is very pretty, Nice decorativo as all this churchs.

Nice church, which was built after Cozia Monastery model, is located near to Palace of Parliament, in Bucharest downtown.

Beautiful historic monument & church in old town. The place is peaceful. It an architectural masterpiece. Inside also the artwork is clearly visible. Must visit in Bucharest.

I am not sure how to rate a church... the experience is very individual. But this is a historic church in Old Town Bucharest. Beautiful architecture. Monks are chanting below ground. The history is evident all around. Be respectful... people here are praying

Beautiful church. There's some building happening nearby, I believe it's expanding.

Old Court Church is the oldest church in Bucharest, founded by Mircea Ciobanul, during his first reign, between 1545-1554. The building served for two centuries as a place of coronation of the lords of Wallachia. The church is dedicated to the Annunciation and St. Anthony.

Wonderful orthodox church with great icons in side it. You can attend the holy mass at Sunday. Small gift shop oppisy the church at the basement. It doesn't need any tickets or waiting time.

Nice historic place, u must visit.

Nice, well maintained church.

A place to collect yourself. The church is an historical monument, the paintings inside and the whole arhitectural structure is worth seeing.

In the center of the capital, take some minutes to find peace and relax the mind in a really special place.

Magnificent church, which is the oldest church in Bucharest, it is also the only one of four churches that initially existed within Curtea Veche, the court of the Princes of Wallachia; many princes of the 16th through 18th centuries prayed there or were anointed to their office. The real name is Curtea Veche Church, which is dedicated to Saint Anthony the Great. Not giving 5* as the place is full of weird people trying to talk to you with the idea to give them money. So be cautious.

Beautiful church with a peaceful courtyard and lovely architecture. A peaceful place in central Bucharest. We spent some time exploring the courtyard and the area whilst playing Questo, a mobile app with clues, offering insight into the history of Bucharest while taking us on a beautiful route with scenic sights. We admired the old and new architecture present in the Old City Centre and spent a relaxing Friday afternoon enjoying the weather.

The "Saint Anthony" Church, also known as Biserica Sfântul Anton, is a historic Orthodox church located in the Old Town of Bucharest, Romania. It was built in the 16th century during the reign of Prince Mircea Ciobanul and is one of the oldest churches in Bucharest. The church is known for its architectural significance and its beautiful frescoes, which have been well-preserved over the centuries. It features a combination of Byzantine and Wallachian architectural styles, with a central dome and several smaller domes and spires. Throughout its history, "Saint Anthony" Church has served as a place of worship for the local Orthodox Christian community. It has also witnessed various renovations and restorations, particularly in the 18th and 19th centuries. Today, the church remains an important religious and historical landmark in the heart of Bucharest's Old Town, offering visitors a glimpse into the city's rich history and architectural heritage.

An excellent bookstore and church paraphanalia downstairs under the courtyard. Helpful staff. Good place to warm up a bit out of the cold. Traditional Orthodox church located in the old town. Courtyard with benches.

People expect something from God. More and more people need help. Those who are supposed to help us on earth have forgotten so we pray more.

Very nice area and church to visit and take a break from a busy life to reflect for couple of minutes.

Super architecture of the old Bucharest style with illustrous handmade paintings inside

God bless its Church!

An interesting church to go in. Went on a Sunday and it wasn't too busy.

Got married here lol

Very beautiful church

Peaceful atmosphere in the center of the city!

Very peaceful felt surreal almost hard to believe the amount of worship at the location. Beautiful art work and history very welcoming.

Ideal place to pray and worship. Also a place to stop during your run through the day to find inner peace.

Amazing historical building. Reliques of Saint Anthony the Great. Peaceful and brimming with spirituality.

Beautiful little church we stopped at before dinner, which is still in use. The night we went I'm not sure if there was a special event, but lines were out the door and it was packed inside. Worth it to stop by and check out the interior.

It looks really great. Unfortunately it was closed when we got there, but I see they are rebuilding it and rebuilding the ruins.

Unfortunately it was closed at the moment I visited it :( But it looks very nice from outside!

The oldest monastery 1550y stand just next to the place assassination by Vlad The Impaler :-(

Very attractive old building. Well , it's had a few incarnations and rebuilds. Visit worthwhile.

Beautiful place. Very relaxing yard with enough benches for old people to stay. Makes you feel relaxed and peaceful, even though you are in the most crowded zone of Bucharest, old town.

Extremely stunning religious building and it’s just next to Old Town so it’s very easy to navigate.