Romania lies in the northern hemisphere, in the south-eastern Central Europe at the junction with Eastern Europe and the Balkan Peninsula and at the crossroad of important routes.

Neamt County  is an area blessed with many touristic sites: Century-old monasteries,  fascinating museums, fortresses and strongholds as well as many natural parks  ideal for hiking and wild-life watching. Monasteries Neamt - the oldest in  eastern Romania (Moldova) and Agapia – featuring by Romania's best known  painters: Nicolae Grigorescu at Agapia Monastery,  the Ceahlau Mountain - also known as The  Athos of Romanian Orthodoxy - the beautiful and spectacular Cheile Bicazului  (Bicaz Gorges), Vanatori natural reserve are all located in Neamt.  

The town Piatra Neamt is the administrative center for the Neamt County and it’s located on the valley of river Bistrita. The altitude is 310 m. The hills that surround the town are: Pietricica (590 m) to the south-east, Cozla (679 m) to the north, Cernegura (852 m) at south-west, Carloman (617 m) to north-west and Batca Doamnei (462 m) at south-west. Because of it’s architecture and its natural beauty the town Piatra Neamt is also called Perla Moldovei (The Precious Stone of Moldavia).