Targu Neamt is the third largest city in Neamt county, Moldavia, Romania. The village is famous for Neamt Fortress, built by Petru I Musat, home where he grew poet Veronica Micle and also the village (now district) Humuleşti, cradle storyteller Ion Creangă. Also, the city is the center of a complex of northern Neamt county where there are about 20 monasteries, some of an important artistic and cultural, for example Văratec agape or Secu. It has a population of 18,695 inhabitants (2011).

Museum of History, Archaeology and Ethnography Targu Neamt (the museum is in the former Royal Schools of Tirgu Neamt) - among other things, valuable collections belonging to Cucuteni ceramics, Precucuteni and Starcevo-Cris
Museum of Ethnography, Folklore, History and Traditional masks "Nicolae Popa" in Târpeşti
Memorial House "Ion Creanga" Humuleşti - located in Humuleşti close to shore Ozan house remained unchanged for 150 years.
Memorial House "Veronica Micle" - Veronica Micle lived several years in the 8th decade of the nineteenth century this house
Memorial House "Sadoveanu" (Hunters Neamt) - the former holiday home of the writer
Memorial House "Alexander Vlahuţă" at Agape