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Why visit Huși Cathedral
The Huși Cathedral is a Romanian Orthodox cathedral in Huși, Vaslui County, Romania. The church was founded by Stephen the Great in 1495, before being rebuilt from the ground up by Bishop Inochentie of Huși between 1753-1756.
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Huși, Romania
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History
The Huși Cathedral is a Romanian Orthodox cathedral in Huși, Vaslui County, Romania. The church was founded by Stephen the Great in 1495, before being rebuilt from the ground up by Bishop Inochentie of Huși between 1753-1756. The cathedral, the bishop's palace, the princely houses' cellars, the bell tower and the surrounding wall were included in the list of historic monuments for Vaslui County in 2015, with the classification code VS-II-a-A-06839.
“The Huși Cathedral is a Romanian Orthodox cathedral in Huși, Vaslui County, Romania. The church was founded by Stephen the Great in 1495, before being rebuilt from the ground up by Bishop Inochentie of Huși between 1753-1756.”
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