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The history of Romania explained in 10 minutes

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Fact 1: The Merry Cemetery of Săpânța, Romania

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The Merry Cemetery is a one-of-a-kind cultural and historical landmark that transforms the way people view death and remembrance. It is a colorful cemetery located in the Maramureș region and is famously known for its brightly painted wooden crosses, humorous epitaphs, and vibrant artwork. The Merry Cemetery is more than a final resting place. It is also a lively testament to the deep ties to folklore, optimism, and the celebration of life in the Maramureș region.

Wynn, Natalie. “The Merry Cemetery (Cimitirul Vesel) – Săpânța, Romania.” When On Earth, 7 Feb. 2022, whenonearth.net/merry-cemetery-sapanta-romania/.

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Fact 2: The Palace of the Parliament, Bucharest, Romania 

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The Palace of the Parliament, Bucharest, Romania

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The Palace of the Parliament, Bucharest, Romania

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Romania has the Palace of the Parliament in Bucharest which is considered an extraordinary building across the globe due to its weight and size. It is known as the heaviest building on earth and the second-largest administrative building after the Pentagon. The building was built during the 1980s under Nicolae Ceaușescu’s communist regime It was primarily built to serve as a symbol of the grandiosity and excess of his vision for Romania.

Reference:

Mancebo, Ivanka Garcia. “Palace of the Parliament - Opening Times, Price and Location.” Bucharest by CIVITATIS, 28 Sept. 2023, www.bucharest.net/palace-parliament/.

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The Palace of the Parliament, Bucharest, Romania

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Fact 3: The Tallest Wooden Church in Europe: Peri Monastery, Sapanta

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The Tallest Wooden Church in Europe: Peri Monastery, Sapanta

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The Tallest Wooden Church in Europe: Peri Monastery, Sapanta

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The tallest wooden church in the world is located in Romania. It is the Church of Archangel Michael in Sapanta-Peri. It was built in 1997 using 400 cubic meters of oak wood; built by Father Parish Grigore Lutai and has a maximum height of 78 m.

References

David Lenghel | World Record Academy. “World’s Tallest Wooden Church: Sapanta - Peri Monastery.” 2024 World Records: UNLIMITED Categories, FASTEST 24/7/365 Services, LIFETIME Listing!, 11 Feb. 2024, www.worldrecordacademy.org/architecture/worlds-tallest-wooden-church-sapanta-peri-monastery-219288.

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The Tallest Wooden Church in Europe: Peri Monastery, Săpânța