Prahova Collection

Romanian Oilfield
Birds eye view of the oilfield of the Creditu Minier Moreni-Prahova

Traditional house of Prahova county dating back to the 19th century. The National Village Museum (Muzeul Satului), an open-air ethnographic museum at Herastrau Park, Bucharest. Romania

Romania: Draw-wells in the Prahova valley (b / w photo)
6017354 Romania: Draw-wells in the Prahova valley (b/w photo) by Hielscher, Kurt (1881-1948); Private Collection; (add.info.: Draw-wells in the Prahova valley)

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ROMANIA, Prahova, Sinaia, Peles Palace exterior in eclectic architectural style

Sinaia, a Playground for Kings - the Royal Castle and Summer Palace of the King of Rumania, c1930s. Neo-Renaissance Peles Castle in the Carpathian Mountains near Sinaia

Europe, Romania, Prahova County, Sinaia Monastery, built 1695 AD. Inhabited by Orthodox monks. Named for St Catherines Monastery on Mt. Sinai, Egypt

Sinaia - Romania - View over the Park. A mountain resort in Prahova County, the town was named after the Sinaia Monastery (itself named after the Biblical Mount Sinai and pictured here)

Sinaia - Romania
Sinaia, Romania. A mountain resort in Prahova County, the town was named after the Sinaia Monastery (itself named after the Biblical Mount Sinai), around which it was built

Sinaia - General panoramic view
Sinaia - Romania - General panoramic view. A mountain resort in Prahova County, the town was named after the Sinaia Monastery (itself named after the Biblical Mount Sinai and pictured here)

Sinaia - Romania - View toward Peles Castle
King Carol Is summer Palace, Peles Castle, Sinaia, Romania. A mountain resort in Prahova County, the town was named after the Sinaia Monastery

Sinaia - Romania - The Casino
Sinaia, Romania. A mountain resort in Prahova County, the town was named after the Sinaia Monastery (itself named after the Biblical Mount Sinai), around which it was built

Sinaia - Romania - The New Market area
An orchestral concert in the Park - Sinaia, Romania. A mountain resort in Prahova County, the town was named after the Sinaia Monastery (itself named after the Biblical Mount Sinai and pictured here)

Sinaia - Romania - The Monastery
Sinaia, Romania. A mountain resort in Prahova County, the town was named after the Sinaia Monastery (itself named after the Biblical Mount Sinai and pictured here), around which it was built

Sinaia - Romania - Peles Castle
Sinaia, Romania. A mountain resort in Prahova County, the town was named after the Sinaia Monastery (itself named after the Biblical Mount Sinai), around which it was built

Bustenari Oilfield, Romania
Bustenari Oilfield, Prahova County, Romania. Date: circa 1905

Upper Prahova, Sinaia, Roumania. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Slanic, Romania - Salt Mines
Slanic - one of the 14 towns of Prahova County, Romania. Slanics history and economy are directly related to the presence of relatively large quantities of salt underground, and even in open air

Romania - Poiana Tapului
Poiana Tapului, a village in Busteni Town, Prahova County, Romania. It sits in the Prahova Valley at the foot of Bucegi Mountains. Date: 1905

Romania - Azuga
Azuga, Romania - a small resort town nestled in a valley in Prahova county (in the Wallachian region) at the foot of the Bucegi mountains The town has a famous brewery (pictured on this card)

Romania - Predeal
Predeal - a town in Romania, in Brasov County. An important mountain resort located on the Prahova Valley surrounded by five massifs (mountains): Postavarul, Piatra Mare, Bucegi, Baiului and Fitifoi

Romania - Busteni - a small mountain town in the north of the county Prahova, in the center of Romania. It is located in the Prahova Valley, at the bottom of the Bucegi mountains. Date: 1908

Slanic - Salt Baths
Slanic - one of the 14 towns of Prahova County, Romania. Slanics history and economy are directly related to the presence of relatively large quantities of salt underground, and even in open air

Romania - Slanic villas
Four villas at Slanic, Prahova County, Romania. Historically known as a salt extraction centre, as well as a spa town. Date: circa 1910s

Romania - Pestera Monastery (Prahova region) Date: circa 1903

Bran Castle (Draculas Castle) perched atop a 60m peak in the centre of the village, built by Saxons from Brasov in 1382, Bran, Prahova Valley, Saxon Land, Transylvania, Romania, Europe

Detail of courtyard and turret, Bran Castle (Draculas Castle), Bran, Prahova Valley, Saxon Land, Transylvania, Romania, Europe

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Prahova, a hidden gem in Romania's oil-rich lands. This picturesque county is not just known for its Romanian Oilfield but also for its captivating landmarks that will leave you spellbound. One such marvel is the Bran Castle, famously known as Dracula's Castle, perched atop a 60m peak in the heart of the village. Its Gothic architecture and eerie atmosphere transport you to another world. As you venture further into Prahova, Sinaia welcomes you with open arms. The view over the park is simply breathtaking, offering a glimpse of nature's beauty at its finest. Explore the traditional houses dating back to the 19th century, each telling stories of bygone eras and preserving Romania's rich heritage. The Prahova valley boasts draw-wells that have stood tall through time, captured beautifully in black and white photographs that evoke nostalgia and curiosity about their purpose. These wells are witnesses to centuries-old traditions and symbolize resilience amidst changing times. Sinaia truly lives up to its title as a playground for kings with its royal castle and summer palace belonging to the King of Rumania. Step into history as you explore these regal structures that once housed royalty and imagine yourself living like nobility. But it doesn't end there; Sinaia has more wonders in store. Visit the enchanting Sinaia Monastery built in 1695 AD where Orthodox monks still reside today. Feel their spiritual presence surround you as you soak in the tranquility of this sacred place. Take your time exploring this charming town - from general panoramic views showcasing nature's grandeur to Peles Castle standing proudly against lush greenery - every corner offers something unique for visitors seeking solace or adventure alike. And let us not forget The Casino – an architectural masterpiece nestled within Sinaia’s vibrant streetscape – inviting guests to try their luck while enjoying stunning surroundings.