Things to see and do Câmpulung Moldovenesc

Here you'll find some 16,000 decorated eggs of great diversity: painted eggs from Bucovina and other regions of Romania, some fifty to one hundred years old, but also a large international collection, with eggs from over 82 countries (embroidered, wooden, porcelain, transformed into music boxes...), not forgetting the creations of Romanian artist Letiția Orșivschi, the museum's owner. An audioguide in French is available at reception. Demonstrations are available for groups (minimum 20), on reservation.

It will delight lovers of hiking and mountain flora. The Rarău refuge, accessible by car in summer or on foot (4h), is the starting point for many hikes. The Pietrele Doamnei, a pretty rock formation, is within easy reach, as are two nature reserves: the Todirescu reserve protects numerous mountain flowers (tulips, chrysanthemums...). Further on, the Slătioara reserve is a primary forest of beech and fir, considered Europe's oldest coniferous forest, with 50 m-high, five-hundred-year-old spruces.