St. Nicholas Church, located at the intersection of the Republic and Railway Station, was founded in 1777 by Prince Alexander Ypsilanti. Built on the foundation stone, it is adorned on the outside with medallions of saints. This church was declared a historical monument for its architecture and interior and exterior painting, but also for its age more than two centuries.
Mansion "Thomas Cantacuzino", is situated in the city's central park, being built by Thomas Cantacuzino back of the seventeenth century. At the mansion, there have been personalities such as writer Ion Ghica Grigore Alexandrescu, Anne de Noailles-born writer Brancoveanu, Martha Bibescu.
Church dedicated to "St. George" was built in 1830 by Nicholas slugerul Saegiu. On the interior, painting in tempera made by Radu Vintilescu was partially restored by the painter Calinescu in 1963. The church is at the intersection with Sunatorii Dr.Popovici Colonel Hero.
Church dedicated to "Transfiguration" built in 1892 on the site of another older church, is in Capu field. It is painted in oil, has two towers and the iconostasis is wooden.
Monuments "memory of ancestors" located on Station Street, Republic Street and the street are built by sculptor brezean Sunatorii Tudor Gheorghe. Portraits in bronze by the sculptor presents the account of Breze ancestors.
Monument to heroes of Beli-mouth is shaped like an obelisk Breaza with an eagle. He was raised in memory of Romanian soldiers who died all the time to complete the race.
Monument to Heroes of the Upper Breaza nipple was built in 1930 on the hill nipple at 743 m altitude. It is a 11 m tall cross erected in memory of heroes who died in World War I (1916-1918).
Statutory group col. Popovici children Street cemetery located in eternity.
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