Ethnographic Museum is housed in the former Worcester mayor of the city built in 1897 and declared a historical monument. Folk art exhibit area. Permanent ethnographic exhibition is inside the imposing buildings of the Palace Hall and offers a retrospective, complex and compelling the rich traditional civilizations mountain Bucovina (in general) and Dorna area. This meets folk ethnographic mountain areas, the exhibition aims to reconstitute that this wonderful universe in which man and nature merge into a deep and vibrant feeling. From thematically, the exhibition is generous, addressing almost all genres from folk creation with architecture, continuing with ceramics, fabrics inside the port, not forgotten customs and habits or holidays of the year and wedding related.
Cut Stone Hermitage (monks). Initiative for setting up hermitage belongs monk Joseph Achirilei. Construction began in 1930 on land donated by the family Achirilei. In three years, the monk, with family and believers in the area, managed to build wooden church, staretiei building, other buildings and additions to cells. On 8 September 1933 the church was consecrated by Bishop Nectarios of Cernauti. In 1962, from atheists Panaci (instigated by the parish priest, who felt disturbed by this monastic) devastated hermitage, selling wood cells and outbuildings, and the church was dismantled and moved. All-round support has a wall of granite stone with 3 m high. The building was consecrated in 1992 by Archbishop of Suceava and Radauti, Pimen. After being painted by artist Nicholas Gavrilean of Gura Humor was re-blessed in 1994.
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