Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #1 in Bacău, Romania

The Roman Catholic Church of Saint Nicholas is the oldest Catholic place of worship preserved in Bacău, after the destruction of the old cathedral of the Diocese of Bacău during the floods of 1676. The current church was built between 1845 and 1861 on Buna-Vestire Street, being then called "Bărăția" by the locals. Franz Joseph of Austria also contributed 1,000 guilders to its construction. The church was consecrated on December 6, 1846.

Wikipedia: Biserica romano-catolică Sfântul Nicolae din Bacău (RO)

The Roman Catholic Church "Saints Peter and Paul" is a modern place of worship with an imposing architecture, built in 2005 in the center of Bacău.

Wikipedia: Biserica romano-catolică Sfinții Petru și Paul din Bacău (RO)

The Bacovia Municipal Theatre, with the Animation Theatre as a section for children and youth, is a theatre in Bacău, considered one of the most important in Romania. It was founded in August 1948, against the background of a traditional theatrical activity of the city.

Wikipedia: Teatrul Municipal Bacovia din Bacău (RO), Website

The statue of George Bacovia from Bacău, the work of the sculptor Constantin Popovici, is located in front of the Municipal Library.

Wikipedia: Statuia lui George Bacovia din Bacău (RO)

The "Costache Sturdza" County Library is located in the municipality of Bacău. It was founded in 1893, its old headquarters being in a heritage building on Ioniță Sandu Sturdza Street no. 1. In the summer of 2005, the library was transferred with the entire book fund to the ground floor of the "Ion Borcea" Museum of Natural Sciences, in Cancicov Park.

Wikipedia: Biblioteca Județeană „Costache Sturdza” din Bacău (RO)

The Administrative Palace of Bacău is a historical monument located on the territory of the municipality of Bacău.

Wikipedia: Palatul Administrativ din Bacău (RO)