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On Dobăieș hill in Sighetul Marmației, this open-air museum brings together houses, churches and wooden buildings representative of Maramureş heritage.
Two exceptional wooden churches in Romanian Maramures: Biserica din deal, UNESCO-listed, and Biserica din vale, nicknamed the wooden cathedral.
Nestled in the heart of Maramureș, Cosau Valley brings together three villages — Breb, Sârbi and Budești — where wooden churches and traditional water machines endure.
In northern Romania, Barsana Monastery stands out for its 56-meter wooden church, among the highest in Europe.
Maramureș
In northern Romania, a rural region where 18th-century wooden churches, hand-scythe harvesting and sculpted gateways still define everyday life.
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