Snagov before being sent to trial and executed in Budapest. Siliștea Snagovului, the old church built-in 1664. Snagov Museum, inaugurated in 2008. Snagov Stadium, a football stadium seating 2,000. The Tâncăbești transmitter – a medium wave broadcasting station, near Tâncăbești, built by 1949, which uses as antenna a tall guyed mast radiator. Works on 855 kHz used before the 1990s a transmission power of 1,500 kW. Today it may be 300 kW. External links Înfrăţire pe axa Sarkad – Snagov References Communes in Ilfov County Localities in Muntenia Place names of Slavic origin in Romania