Voroneț

Suceava County · Romania
Voroneț — photo 1

Photos: Voroneț Monastery: UNESCO painted church in Bukovina

Voroneț is a village in Romania.

Population: 572 (2021).

Here and nearby on the site: 1 sight.

Facts: Wikidata, OpenStreetMap. More on Wikipedia

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What's nearby

Peaks nearby

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RarăuPeakRarăuCâmpulung Moldovenescaltitude 1 651 m24 km from the centreRarău (Romanian: Vârful Rarău) is the highest summit of the massif of the same name in the Eastern Carpathians, 1,651 m above sea level.

What to visit

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Voroneț Monastery: UNESCO painted church in BukovinaChurchVoroneț Monastery: UNESCO painted church in BukovinaVoroneț1.6 km from the centreVoroneț Monastery (Mănăstirea Voroneț) stands in the valley of the Voroneț stream on the southern edge of the town of Gura Humorului, in the Romanian part of Bukovina.Humor Monastery: a UNESCO painted church of 1530ChurchHumor Monastery: a UNESCO painted church of 1530Mănăstirea Humorului6.9 km from the centreHumor Monastery (Mănăstirea Humor) stands in the village of Mănăstirea Humorului, about 5 km north of the town of Gura Humorului in Bukovina.Slatina Monastery: the burial place of Prince Alexandru LăpușneanuChurchSlatina Monastery: the burial place of Prince Alexandru LăpușneanuSlatina13 km from the centreSlatina Monastery (Mănăstirea Slatina) stands in the wooded valley of the Suha Mică stream at the foot of the Stânișoara Mountains, in the village of Slatina in...Solca Monastery: Ștefan Tomșa's church of 1612–1614ChurchSolca Monastery: Ștefan Tomșa's church of 1612–1614Solca19 km from the centreThe Monastery of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul in Solca (Mănăstirea Solca) is a 17th-century Orthodox monastery in southern Bukovina, in the valley between Rădăuți...Arbore Church: Dragoș Coman's frescoes, UNESCOChurchArbore Church: Dragoș Coman's frescoes, UNESCOArbore23 km from the centreThe Church of the Beheading of St John the Baptist in the village of Arbore stands by the DN2K road between the small towns of Milișăuți and Solca in Romanian Bukovina.Wood Art Museum in Câmpulung MoldovenescMuseumWood Art Museum in Câmpulung MoldovenescCâmpulung Moldovenesc23 km from the centreThe Wood Art Museum (Muzeul Arta Lemnului) in Câmpulung Moldovenesc is, in the museum's own words, the only ethnographic museum in Romania devoted exclusively to the...

Getting there from Ukraine

Border crossings

  • Porubne – Siret — road and pedestrian, 24/7
  • Diakivtsi – Racovăț — road and pedestrian, 24/7 No freight traffic.
  • Krasnoilsk – Vicovu de Sus — road and pedestrian, 08:00–20:00 Cars up to 3.5 t and pedestrians only; not 24/7.
  • Solotvyno – Sighetu Marmației — road and pedestrian, 24/7 Passenger traffic only: vehicles up to 3.5 t with up to 9 seats, pedestrians.
  • Diakove – Halmeu — road, 24/7 No pedestrian crossing.

By car

Chernivtsi – Câmpulung Moldovenesc ≈121 km, ≈2 h 12 min (via Krasnoilsk – Vicovu de Sus); Ivano-Frankivsk – Câmpulung Moldovenesc ≈239 km, ≈4 h 12 min (via Krasnoilsk – Vicovu de Sus); Rakhiv – Câmpulung Moldovenesc ≈217 km, ≈4 h 35 min (via Solotvyno – Sighetu Marmației). Times without border queues, our road routing (GraphHopper, OSM).

Checked 03.11.2026; border crossing hours and timetables change — check before you travel.