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Neamț Citadel Museum

Floor plan

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Approach

The access bridge

A curved bridge on eleven stone piers, built under Stephen the Great; the last section could be raised. Rebuilt on a modern structure during the 1968–1972 restoration.

1The bridge on eleven piers1:04

Approach

The bastions and the gate through the north-east tower

Four semicircular bastions flanking the northern moat; double gates with Gothic and Romanesque details, and the traps at the entrance to the outer courtyard.

2Stephen the Great's bastions and the gate1:05

The fort

The inner courtyard and the well

The courtyard around which the rooms are arranged; the deep old well, reopened by the Austrians in 1717 and later filled in by the prince's troops.

3The inner courtyard and the old well1:14

The fort

Room 1: The north-west tower

The visitor plan, the natural setting, the approach routes and the archaeological finds from before the fortress on the Pleșu ridge.

4Room 1 – Origins and the siege of 13951:17

The fort

Room 12: The north-east tower

A two-level exhibition on 1691, when the fortress faced the army of King John Sobieski of Poland.

9Room 12 – The north-east tower and the events of 16911:17

The fort

Room 9: The custodian's room

No audio-guide stops in this space.

The fort

Room 6: The armoury

Reconstructed soldiers of the standing army and their weapons.

6Room 6 – The Armoury and the Ottoman siege of 14761:15

The fort

Room 21: The prison

Two cells.

No audio-guide stops in this space.

The fort

Room 20: The castellan's chamber

A reconstruction; the castellan was the fortress commander.

12Room 20 – The Castellan's Chamber1:13

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Room 19: The mint

A reconstruction of the mint.

No audio-guide stops in this space.

The fort

Room 18: The storeroom

A reconstruction with original household objects.

No audio-guide stops in this space.

The fort

Room 17: The kitchen

A reconstruction with original household objects and a period cooking stove.

11Rooms 17–19 – Kitchen, storeroom and mint1:08

The fort

Rooms 14–16: Lapidarium

The medieval fortresses of Moldavia.

No audio-guide stops in this space.

The fort

Room 13: The princesses' chamber

Reconstructed figures.

10Room 13 – The Princesses' Chamber1:08

The fort

Room 11: Passage room

No audio-guide stops in this space.

The fort

Room 10: Saint Nicholas Chapel

The chapel, with its iconostasis restored by the museum's conservators.

8Room 10 – Saint Nicholas Chapel and Prince Vasile Lupu1:15

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Room 8: The mountain guards' room

A photographic exhibition.

No audio-guide stops in this space.

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Room 7: The 'Black Dungeon'

The dungeon on three levels, with reconstructed prisoners.

7Room 7 – The 'Black Dungeon'1:07

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Room 5: The secret chamber

A monumental stove reconstructed after the one at Suceava, with figures of boyars.

No audio-guide stops in this space.

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Room 4: The bedchamber

Panels and drawings on the Princely Council.

No audio-guide stops in this space.

The fort

Room 3: Passage room

A reconstructed sentry.

No audio-guide stops in this space.

The fort

Room 2: The Council and Justice Hall

Key moments in the fortress's history; weapons, banners, a suit of armour, replica documents, stove tiles and seals; replica furniture.

5Room 2 – The Council and Justice Hall1:22

Rooms and spaces

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Neamț Citadel Museum

Aleea Cetății nr. 1, Târgu-Neamț

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