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What to see in Snagov
Things to see, picked to fill a whole day.
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1Island monastery, listed monumentMănăstirea Snagov
A monastery on the island in the north of Lake Snagov, recorded since 1408, with a church from the reign of Neagoe Basarab and the grave that tradition gives to Vlad the Impaler.
The ensemble is a category A listed monument (LMI code IF-II-a-A-15312) and holds 4.2 on Google from more than 2,200 reviews.
Insula Snagov
2Lake and protected areaLacul Snagov
A lake about 16 km long, ringed by forest left from the old Vlăsia woods, with water lilies, an island monastery and a protected central zone.
The central part of the lake is a protected natural area of national importance, and its shores hold four national rowing and kayak bases.
Snagov (debarcaderul central)- 3Nature reserve
Pădurea Snagov
A protected lowland forest on the lake shore, a remnant of the old Vlăsia woods, with oak, lime, Turkey oak and a few beech trees.
It is a protected area of national importance (nature reserve, IUCN category IV, declared by Law 5/2000) and holds 4.5 on Google from more than 2,100 reviews.
Snagov (malul lacului, la vest de Snagov Parc) - 4Catholic monastery
Sanctuarul Regina Carmelului
A monastery of Discalced Carmelite friars with a Marian sanctuary consecrated in 2015 and designed on the lines of traditional Romanian architecture.
It holds 4.8 on Google from more than 410 reviews.
Ciofliceni - 5Local history museum
Colecțiile Muzeale Snagov
A small museum run by Fundația Snagov, with more than 1,200 items on the history, traditions and nature of the area, from archaeology to Vlad the Impaler and the communist years.
It holds 4.9 on Google from more than 120 reviews and brings the history of the Snagov area together in one place.
Snagov (sat)