List of Romanian Orthodox monasteries

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This is a list of Romanian Orthodox monasteries:

• Adam Monastery
• Afteia Monastery
• Agapia Monastery
• Agafton Monastery
• Aninoasa Monastery
• Antim Monastery
• Arbore Monastery
• Arnota Monastery
• Bǎnceni Monastery
• Bârnova Monastery
• Bârsana Monastery
• Bistrița Monastery
• Bixad Monastery
• Bogdana Monastery
• Brâncoveni Monastery
• Brebu Monastery
• Bujoreni Monastery
• Caraiman Monastery
• Caşin Monastery
• Căldăruşani Monastery
• Cǎlugǎra Monastery
• Celic Dere Monastery
• Cernica Monastery
• Cetățuia Monastery
• Cheia Monastery
• Christiana Monastery
• Ciolanu Monastery
• Clocociov Monastery
• Cocoș Monastery
• Comana Monastery
• Coşlogeni Monastery
• Cozia Monastery
• Crasna Monastery
• Curtea de Argeş Monastery
• Dealu Monastery
• Dealu Mare Monastery
• Dǎlhauți Monastery
• Dervent Monastery
• Diaconesti Monastery
• Dintr-un Lemn Monastery
• Dobrovăț Monastery
• Dragomirna Monastery
• Dumbrava Monastery
• Duminica Sfintilor Romani Monastery
• Edenu Monastery
• Frǎsinei Monastery
• Frumoasa Monastery
• Galata Monastery
• Ghighiu Monastery
• Giurgeni Monastery
• Glavacioc Monastery
• Golia Monastery
• Govora Monastery
• Hadâmbu Monastery
• Hagigadar Monastery
• Halmyris Monastery
• Hodoş Bodrog Monastery
• Horaița Monastery
• Izbuc Monastery
• Jercălăi Monastery - (also known as Schitul Sfânta Maria-Cricov)
• Lainici Monastery
• Horezu Monastery
• Humor Monastery
• Mihai Voda Monastery
• Moisei Monastery
• Moldoviţa Monastery
• Neamţ Monastery
• Nǎmaieşti Monastery
• Negru Voda Monastery
• Nera Monastery
• Nicula Monastery
• Nucet Monastery
• Oaşa Monastery
• Pasǎrea Monastery
• Pângarați Monastery
• Petru Vodǎ Monastery
• Piatra Scrisǎ Monastery
• Pissiota Monastery
• Plăviceni Monastery
• Plumbuita Monastery
• Poiana Mǎrului Monastery
• Polovragi Monastery
• Ponor Monastery
• Predeal Monastery
• Prislop Monastery
• Probota Monastery
• Putna Monastery
• Prodromos (Mount Athos), ecclesiastically under the jurisdiction of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople
• Radu Vodă Monastery
• Rarǎu Monastery
• Răteşti Monastery
• Râmeț Monastery
• Râşca Monastery
• Recea Monastery
• Robaia Monastery
• Rohia Monastery
• Saon Monastery
• Sǎdinca Monastery
• Sǎmurcǎşeşti Monastery
• Sǎraca Monastery
• Sâmbata de Sus Monastery
• Secu Monastery
• Sfânta Treime Monastery
• Sinaia Monastery
• Sihǎstria Monastery
• Sihla Monastery
• Slǎtioara Monastery
• Snagov Monastery
• Stavropoleos Monastery
• Stânişoara Monastery
• Strâmba Monastery
• Suceviţa Monastery
• Surpatele Monastery
• Suzana Monastery
• Tanacu Monastery
• Tismana Monastery
• Trei Ierarhi Monastery
• Turnu Monastery
• Tutana Monastery
• Valea Mǎnǎstirii Monastery
• Vǎratec Monastery
• Vǎrzǎreşti Monastery
• Viforâta Monastery
• Vişina Monastery
• Vladimiresti Monastery
• Vlǎdiceni Monastery
• Voroneţ Monastery
• Zamfira Monastery
• Zosin Monastery