Black Church

The Black Church is a symbol of Brașov and one of the largest Gothic churches in southeastern Europe. It was built between the 14th and 15th centuries, and it received its name after the great fire of 1689, when its walls were blackened by soot. The interior is known for its rich collection of Anatolian carpets, a pipe organ, and a spacious Gothic interior. The church is located in the very center of the old town, near the main square Piața Sfatului.