The Three HierarchsÆ Church is one of the most beautiful Romanian religious monuments of the 17th century. The French architect Lecomte de Nouy restored the building between 1888 and 1904, preserving the profusion and neatness of the sculptures with geometrical motifs of Oriental inspiration that cover the outer walls.
Inside of the church, the votive paintings, the altar carved in Carrara marble and decorated with gilded bronze and enamelled mosaic, as well as the original furniture and the gilded chandeliers with ebony inlays have been all preserved. The valuable worship objects of the church are preserved in a Gothic hall.
The church shelters the tombs of a few great Moldavian princes, such as Vasile Lupu, the founder of the church, Dimitrie Cantemir and Alexandru Ioan Cuza.
