Amadeo Iasi
2 Ungheni St Iasi, Romania
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Lameville
... the weather was ****** and I was just not into Iasi. The only thing that made me smile was the restaurant and bar named FAGET....yeah.....I'm still 12......
I'm sure the this is a great town but I caught it on the wrong day with the worst weather so I jumped on a bus to Moldova.
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Probably the worst city in the world
The road to Iasi was long and exhausting, as it was raining the whole time. We arrived there only around 2pm and still had a huge challenge ahead of us, which was finding our hotel. It turned out to be well hidden among the old communism type apartment blocks. In fact, it was one of them - turned, somehow, into a hotel of sort. We arrived at Hotel Ceramica (www.hotelceramicaiasi.ro), finding the last parking spot (there were ...
First day in Romania
... steps to the plane as the overhead compartments were too small. Although someone else took my seat, the stewardess was kind enough to just move me to the front of the plane next to an exit door and a litle girl of about 6 or 7. Right before the plane took off though, I was warned by the stewardess that in case of an emergency I should take care of the girl and to ensure her safe exit as she was travelling by herself. At that moment all I ...
Comments please!! ;)
I want to ask you something. You ask me for pictures and notes in my blog.
It takes me a lot of effort to bring light to my traveling for you!! ;)
So I would really appreciate your comments and feedback. So I can at least know that you watch them. Otherwise I feel like I am doing useless work ... :(
I would like to know if somebody reads what I write as well.
So please post your feedback on notes, pictures.
Anyway, everything is ...
Ridden hard and given back dirty
... I might give that a try and see if it works for me!
Romania is remarkably garbage-free. Generally, people do not tend to notice a lack of garbage or clutter, but Linda and I have been paying attention for several days, through countless villages and towns and over hundreds of kilometers. Sure, places are dusty and most often not manicured nor landscaped, but there is no garbage in the gutters of big towns or little ...



