Museums

The Suceava Princely Fortress is a medieval fortress located on the eastern outskirts of the city of Suceava. The fortress was built in the late 14th century by Petru I Mușat and was fortified in the 15th century by Stephen the Great.

The Bucovina Village Museum is an open-air museum in the city of Suceava that showcases the folk cultural and architectural heritage of Bucovina. The museum features over 30 exhibits, including traditional wooden houses, farm outbuildings, traditional technical installations, craft workshops, and community buildings.

The Princely Inn in Suceava is a former medieval inn built in the mid-17th century in the center of Suceava, at 5 Ciprian Porumbescu Street. Today, it houses the Suceava Ethnographic Museum.

Ciprian Porumbescu Memorial House is a memorial museum established in an original annex of the former parish house in the village of Stupca (today the village of Ciprian Porumbescu in Suceava County). The Porumbescu family lived here between 1865 and 1884.

The Ciprian Porumbescu Museum, opened in 1971 in a historic manor house, showcases the life of the famous Romanian composer through his musical instruments, original scores, and personal belongings.

The Lucia Condrea Painted Egg Museum in Moldovița is one of the world's largest, housing over 5,000 intricately decorated eggs. It showcases the unique "Condrea technique" and traditional Bukovinian patterns created by the famous artist.

The Ioan Gramadă Ethnographic Museum in Câmpulung Moldovenesc is a private collection featuring over 10,000 Bukovinian artifacts. It showcases traditional tools, costumes, and everyday items from the 18th–20th centuries.