Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #2 in Bacău, Romania

The Great Synagogue of Bacău, also known as the Temple of the Grain Workers or the Granaries (Yiddish: פפשוינעקעס שול, read Pepshoinekes Şil, in Aramaic - the original name חברא דחטין Hevra d'hittin- - is a synagogue in the city of Bacău, Romania. It is located at the intersection of Stefan cel Mare Street and 22 December Street with Mioriței Street Not to be confused with the old Great Synagogue in Bacău, known as "Oișie Șil".

Wikipedia: Sinagoga Mare din Bacău (RO)

The Church of the Ascension of the Lord is a church in Bacău, Romania and is the third largest cathedral in the country, after the People's Salvation Cathedral of Bucharest and the Holy Trinity Cathedral of Baia Mare.

Wikipedia: Cathedral of the Lord's Ascension, Bacău (EN)

The George Bacovia Memorial House in Bacău is the house where the poet George Bacovia lived for 22 years (1906-1928).

Wikipedia: Casa memorială George Bacovia de la Bacău (RO)

The statue of the hero Constantin Ene, unveiled in 1977, is located in the Tradafrilor Park in the city of Bacău.

Wikipedia: Statuia eroului Constantin Ene din Bacău (RO)

The Rose Park, certified as a public garden since 1850, is the oldest park in Bacău and the third largest with a total area of approximately 8,000 square meters.

Wikipedia: Parcul Trandafirilor din Bacău (RO)

The Vivarium of Bacău is a county museum in Bacău, located in Str. Popa Șapcă nr. 3. The Vivarium was established in 1976, in a building that is currently demolished. Since 1981 it has been transferred to a historical monument building, which had as its initial destination a school. The museum presents the following collection of live animals: exotic singing and ornamental birds, exotic and indigenous fish, native reptiles, purebred pigeons, arboreal animals.

Wikipedia: Vivariul din Bacău (RO)