Every time I arrive in Iasi, I feel I have teleported into a bohemian world. Iasi seems to greet you with a box of candies and then starts talking to you in the most elevated way, and in the sweetest Moldovian language, about history and culture equally. You widen your eyes and “listen” as you walk through it as if you were walking through a story with voivodes, scholars, and many, many churches.
Iasi is one of the Romanian cities that should be visited by all Romanians at least once in a lifetime and by foreign visitors as well. That’s why I have selected below some of the most important and beautiful tourist attractions in Iași, with suggestions on what to do and see in the beautiful Moldavian (region of Romania) capital.
