#historic monument
- Apold — A commune and locality in Mureș County, Transylvania, Romania, remarkable for its Saxon historical and cultural heritage, specifically reflected by its Evangelical Fortified Church erected between the 14th and 16th centuries. The locality is historically documented since 1309 under the name Apoldia, representing a significant landmark for medieval defensive architecture and rural community traditions in the region.
- Arnota — A historic Romanian Orthodox monastery located in Vâlcea County, founded between 1633 and 1634 by Prince Matei Basarab. Situated at an isolated altitude on the mountain of the same name, it houses the tomb of its founder and highly valuable interior frescoes.
- Aroneanu — A commune in Iași County, Romania, adjacent to the city of Iași. It is famous for the Aroneanu Monastery, founded in 1594 by Prince Aron Vodă. As a Romanian surname, it is a patronymic or toponymic derivation.