Câmpulung Moldovenesc straddles the Moldova River in southern Bukovina, its long valley between the Eastern Carpathians shaping a regional town closely tied to mountain routes and forestry. It developed under Habsburg rule, when Bukovina belonged to the Austrian Empire, and remains an important urban centre in this part of Suceava County. The Museum of Wooden Spoons preserves a notable collection devoted to a traditional Romanian craft. The nearby Rarău Massif, including the Pietrele Doamnei rock formations, is one of the best-known mountain areas in the region. Browse additional webcams from Bukovina and the Eastern Carpathians to extend your view of Câmpulung Moldovenesc.
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