Sf Apostoli Church

Sf. Apostoli Church 1636, one of the most established protected and most valuable temples in Bucharest, has a place with the rule of Matei Basarab 1632-1654, whose tranquil and thriving period was an upbeat exemption in those circumstances when the intrusions, inner battles for power, flames and burglaries were basic place. The congregation is most illustrative of seventeenth century ministerial design. Situated on the correct bank of the Dambovita waterway, in the focal west piece of the city, the genuine Sf Apostoli neighborhood is one of the city's regions influenced by the unforgiving changes in the most recent years of comrade manage, when broadened annihilations were a piece of the urban arranging expected to supplant the old Bucharest with another communist kind city. Once the "heart" of the Sf Apostoli mahala, this congregation is both a remnant of the medieval city and a leftover of its lost neighborhood. In the blink of an eye before being executed in view of his blunt position against the Turks, he established of his own fortune a standout amongst the most magnificent religious communities in Bucharest