In front of the memorial house it was opened a small park with a statue dedicated to Simion Florea Marian. "Colegiul de Artă Ciprian Porumbescu" () is a high school which is hosted in a historic building, built in 1859, in the city center of Suceava. The building had several destinations in the past: Suceava Town Hall (until 1904) and "Școala primară română de fete" (Primary Romanian school for girls). Romanian jazz singer Anca Parghel taught music for a living in Suceava at this local Arts high school before turning to a professional singing career in 1989. "Gara Suceava Nord-Ițcani" (Suceava North railway station, also known as "Ițcani") is a train station built in 1871 in the village of Ițcani (today district of Suceava). Between 1871–1918, it was a train station at the Austro-Hungarian border. The historic building of Ițcani railway station was built in the Gothic style of the Central European railway stations of that period. "Palatul de Justiție" (The Palace of Justice) is a historic building which was built in 1885 to serve as the seat of Suceava Tribunal and Court. The building has four sides and a patio, and was designed by Viennese architect Ferdinand Fellner. Later, during the communist regime, the city hall was moved in this palace and operated here until 2000. "Spitalul Vechi" (The Old Hospital) is a complex of buildings built between 1891–1903 which originally hosted the district hospital. The hospital ensemble consists of four pavilions of historic value and was built in the southwestern end of Suceava, in Areni neighborhood. In 1964 a new hospital building (known as "Spitalul Nou") was inaugurated nearby. "Colegiul Național Ștefan cel Mare" (Ștefan cel Mare National College) is the oldest and most prestigious high school in Suceava County, established in 1860. The baroque style building which houses the high school was built between 1893–1895, downtown Suceava, and today is considered a historical monument. "Gara Suceava-Burdujeni" (Suceava railway station, also known as "Burdujeni") is a train station built between 1892–1902 in the village of Burdujeni (today district of Suceava).