The Reformed Church Porumbenii Mari

The oldest church of the Main Square is known as the monks' church. Built in Baroque style with two towers, the church is at the lower part of the square, on the corner of the Citadel's street. Next to the church is a Franciscan monastery. Although the foundation stone was laid in 1730, after four years the church was already used as intended. The interior, however, was finished later. The pulpit was only built in 1747, the main altar and interior walls were painted and gilded only in 1780-1781 by Veres Mátyás and his wife, Perger Krisztina. The interior of the church got its current look in 1928, after the artist Muresan Herceg Ferenc repainted it. Text and photo source: http://www.odorhei-turism.ro/

The Baptist Church in Voșlăbeni was built in 1948, with the recognition of this confession by the authorities at that time. The appearance of this religious cult in the locality is around 1943-1944. Photo source: www.triff.ro

The Roman Catholic Church in Lupeni was built between 1842-1848, in a classicist style, on the hill to the West of the village, at 581 m altitude. The church dimensions: 47 m long, 15.80 m wide, and a 38 m high tower. The church bells were made in Sibiu in 1927. Mátisfalvi Szőcs Sámuel built the organ in 1865. The monument of the fallen heroes from the First World War is in front of the church. Text and photo sources: http://www.obiective-turistice.ro/; https://www.welcometoromania.ro

The Roman Catholic Archbishop Bálint Lajos, who lived in Izvoru Mureş after his withdrawal from the ecumenical activity, laid the foundation of the current Roman Catholic Church in the resort. The construction of the new Catholic Church began in 1992, ending in 1999 with the establishment of the Catholic Parish in the resort. Photo source: www.triff.ro

The Orthodox Church in Voşlăbeni is dedicated to the "Archangels Mihail and Gavril". It was built in 1864 in place of a wooden church that no longer met the needs of the parish. Sava III, Bishop of Roman consecrated the old church in 1714. Photo source: www.triff.ro

The church is a member of the Roman Catholic Deanery of Gheorgheni, which belongs to the Roman Catholic Archbishopric of Alba Iulia. It was sanctified in 1878 by the Transylvanian bishop Fogarassy Mihály and is dedicated to Saint Peter and Paul. The church was built in neoclassical style. Once upon a time, the tower clock was very famous because Borsos Tamás, a very skilled local man, made it. The clock showed the year, the month and the day at the same time. Photo Source: http: //www.visitgheorgheni.ro/

The 800-year-old church is the oldest church in the Gheorgheni basin. According to the inscription on the tower, it was built in 1213 in Romanesque style, in honor of Saint Simeon, Judas Tadeu and the Holy Martyr Margaret. The most valuable architectural part of the church is the semi-arched stone portal, specific to the Romanesque style. The first notes about the church date back a hundred years later in the papal lists, namely in the years 1332, 1933, 1934. In today's church architecture we find Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque elements. A gothic-style reconstruction took place in the second half of the 15th century, and a baroque rebuilding was made between 1766 and 1773. The main altar is built in baroque style in 1773. At the top of the altar is the picture depicting the Holy Martyr Margaret. The middle part is divided into three parts by four ionic columns. Among these columns are three statues (Virgin Mary, St. Simeon and St. Judas Tadeus) Text and photo source: https://joseni.ro/

The church was built between 1912 and 1914 and is known as the largest church in the region. In Zetea, on the Dealul Deșagului (Dealul Cetatii) there is an old fortress at an altitude of 801 m, between the Harghita volcanic plateau and the Târnava Hills. In this fortress there is a church built in 1772. From here comes the baroque altar of the Roman Catholic Church in Zetea. The church has three naves and a capacity of over 1,000 people. The tower with two turrets has a height of 45 m. Photo source and text: https://www.welcometoromania.ro/; http://www.cesavezi.ro/

The Unitarian Church in Cristuru Secuiesc was built between 1781 and 1792 in Baroque style. The pulpit was carved in 1722, being brought from the Roman Catholic Church.