Iași County (Cities: Iasi, Pascani, Harlau)

The university city of Iasi (German: Jassy and Jasch, archaic Jassenmarkt, Hungarian: Jaszvasarist) is located 20 kilometers west of the border with the Republic of Moldova in northeastern Romania.

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This castle, also called Sturdza Palace, was built in its current form between 1880 and 1904 by Gheorghe Sturdza and his wife Maria in the village of Miclauseni. It is located in the northeast of Romania, about 65 km from the city of Iasi.

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The building was erected at the end of the 19th century on the site of a boyar's house, and the exterior walls were decorated with numerous reliefs. The castle is equipped with marble staircases, rosewood furniture, terracotta and porcelain stoves. It has an extensive library and several collections, including medieval weapons and costumes from the 16th century. It can be visited daily and is also available for weddings and events.

The university city of Iasi (German: Jassy and Jasch, Hungarian: Jaszvasarist) is located about 20 kilometers west of the border with the Republic of Moldova.

The Palace of Culture in Iasi (Romanian: Palatul Culturii), which served as an administrative and judicial palace until 1955, now houses four museums under the name Moldavia National Museum Complex.

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The palace features 298 large rooms with a total area of approximately 34,000 m2 and 92 windows in the front part of the building, as well as another 36 inside the building.

The city of Iasi, in the north-east of Romania, in the evening or at night.

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The university city of Iași (also known as Jassy and Jasch in German, formerly Jassenmarkt, Jaszvasarist in Hungarian) is located 20 kilometers west of the border with the Republic of Moldova and about 400 km northeast of Bucharest.

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The university city of Iași (also known as Jassy and Jasch in German, formerly Jassenmarkt, Jaszvasarist in Hungarian) is located 20 kilometers west of the border with the Republic of Moldova in the northeastern part of Romania.

See images - from spring to winter - that will mesmerize and enchant. We thank photographer Ovid Meyer for allowing us to use these wonderful pictures.

This castle, also called the Strudza Palace, was built in its current form between 1880 and 1904 by Gheorghe Sturdza and his wife Maria in the village of Miclăușeni. It is located in northeastern Romania, about 65 km from the city of Iași.

The building was constructed at the end of the 19th century on the site of a boyar house, and the exterior walls were adorned with numerous relief decorations. The castle features marble staircases, rosewood furniture, terracotta and porcelain stoves. It houses an extensive library and several collections, including medieval weapons and costumes dating back to the 16th century. It can be visited daily and is also available for weddings and events. A restaurant is located on the castle grounds, and accommodation is also available.

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The university city of Iasi (German: Jassy and Jasch, formerly Jassenmarkt, Hungarian: Jaszvasarist) is located about 20 kilometers west of the border with the Republic of Moldova.

The Palace of Culture in Iasi (Romanian: Palatul Culturii), which served as the Administrative and Justice Palace until 1955, now houses four museums under the name Moldavia National Museum Complex.

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The palace has 298 large rooms with a total area of about 34,000 m² and 92 windows in the front part of the building, as well as another 36 inside the building.

The Palace of Culture in Iasi (Romanian: Palatul Culturii), which served as the Administrative and Justice Palace until 1955, today houses four museums under the name Moldavia National Museum Complex.

The palace has 298 large rooms with a total area of about 34,000 m² and 92 windows on the front side of the building, as well as another 36 inside. The city of Iasi is located in northeastern Romania, near the border with the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine.

The Sturdza Palace was built in its current form between 1880 and 1904 by Gheorghe Sturdza and his wife Maria in the village of Miclauseni. It is located in the northeast of Romania, about 65 km from the city of Iasi.

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The building was erected at the end of the 19th century on the site of a boyar’s house, and the exterior walls were decorated with numerous reliefs. The castle is equipped with marble staircases, rosewood furniture, terracotta and porcelain stoves. It has an extensive library and several collections, including medieval weapons and costumes from the 16th century. It can be visited daily and also rented for weddings and events.

Palace of Culture in Iași ( in Romanian Palace of Cultures ) which served as an administrative and judicial palace until 1955, today houses four museums under the name of the National Complex of the Museum of Moldova.

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The palace has 298 large rooms, with a total area of approx. 34,000 m2 and 92 windows in the front of the building, as well as another 36 inside the building.

Image: end of April 2023

The palace of ruler Alexandru Ioan Cuza in Ruginoasa (about 60 km west of the city of Iasi in Iasi County) was built in 1804 in the neo-Gothic style.

It originally belonged to the Sturdza family and is nowadays converted into a museum.

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The Palace of Culture in Iași (in Romanian Palatul Culturii), which served as the Palace of Administration and Justice until 1955, now houses four museums under the name Moldavia National Museum Complex.

The palace features 298 large rooms with a total area of approximately 34,000 m² and 92 windows on the front facade, as well as another 36 inside the building.

We thank Vlad the Impaler - Dracula (Photo: @vladdmh) for allowing us to use this picture.

The theater in Iași burned down on the night of February 17 to 18, 1888, and was gradually rebuilt over the following years.

For the hall's decor, a Venetian crystal chandelier with over 100 light bulbs was chosen as early as October 1896, during the first tests of electric lighting. The inauguration took place on December 1, 1896.

Source for images and text (abridged): Turism Iași

The university town of Iasi (in German Jassy and Jasch, outdated Jassenmarkt, in Hungarian Jaszvasarist) is located about 20 kilometers west of the border with the Republic of Moldova.

See pictures from spring to winter - which enchant and enchant.

The university town of Iasi (in German Jassy and Jasch, outdated Jassenmarkt, in Hungarian Jaszvasarist) is located about 20 kilometers west of the border with the Republic of Moldova.

See pictures from spring to winter - which enchant and enchant.

The church „ Saint Nicholas the Great ” from Iași is an Orthodox church.

It was built by Stephen the Great in 1491 and 1492 and rebuilt between 1884 and 1904 by the French architect André Lecomte du Noüy by demolition and reconstruction on the same foundation and approximately in shape its original.

Images: April 28, 2023

The neo-Gothic building houses four museums, including the largest art collection in Romania. The inauguration took place in 1926 in the presence of Ferdinand von Hohenzollern (from the Swabian line of the Hohenzollern House), King of Romania (1914-1927).

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Palace of Culture in Iași ( in Romanian Palace of Cultures ) which served as an administrative and judicial palace until 1955, today houses four museums under the name of the National Complex of the Museum of Moldova.

The palace has 298 large rooms, with a total area of approx. 34,000 m2 and 92 windows in the front of the building, as well as another 36 inside the building.

Right next to the largest church in Iasi, Metropolitan Cathedral (Metropolitan Cathedral), this church is just as impressive,

Gheorghe / Mitropolia Veche Church is an Orthodox church in Iași, which was built between 1761 and 1769 by Metropolitan * Gavriil Callimachi and serves as a Metropolitan Cathedral*.

* Since early Christianity, the Metropolitan Office refers to a senior bishop who chairs an association of dioceses and is based in a provincial capital (ancient Greek: μητρό ▉ λις, mētrópolis, mother town) (see). Today, the metropolitan's office still exists in the Roman Catholic Church, as well as in the Orthodox Churches, through which the legal structure differs (quote: Wikipedia)

The university town of Iași ( in German Jassy and Jasch, obsolete Jassenmarkt, in Hungarian Jaszvasarist ) is approx. 20 kilometers west of the border with Moldova.

See images from spring to winter - which delight and delight.

The Palace of Culture in Iasi (in Romanian Palatul Culturii) which served as an administrative and judicial palace until 1955, now houses four museums under the name Moldavia National Museum Complex.

The palace has 298 large rooms with a total area of about 34,000 m2 and 92 windows in the front part of the building, and another 36 inside the building.

Metropolitan Cathedral is located in the city of Iasi in northeastern Romania and is the headquarters of the Romanian Orthodox Archbishop of Iasi and the Metropolitan of Moldova and Bukovina. It is the largest historical Orthodox church in Romania and dedicated to Saint Parascheva, the representation of Jesus and Saint George.

Saint Parasheva, also known as Paraschiva, is a Romanian martyr who is revered in the Romanian Orthodox Church and is the patron of the Moldovan region in Romania. Their day of remembrance is October 14, this is the date of their death in the 11th century. In 1641 their relics were brought to Iasi, which is located in the Metropolitan Cathedral of 1889.

Every year, on the anniversary of death ( and a few days before ) 10,000 and more believers from all over Romania and other countries make a pilgrimage to Iasi to honor, pray and ask for salvation and support.

Palace of Culture in Iasi at the end of April 2023.

Iași is the capital of the district of the same name and is located in northeastern Romania.

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