Casa Bilius Iasi
Str. George Toparceanu nr 8 Iasi, 700487, Romania
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Lameville
... small room......Booooooo!
The more I stretch my money the longer I can travel so hitting a town with expensive accommodation is a budget killer! I arrived in this party town on a Sunday night....the bars were dead...so I retired to my room to sulk....the next day was a cold, grey and rainy.... The sites ...
Probably the worst city in the world
... option seemed to be vegetating in our hotel room... luckily enough we found a mall nearby and decided to take a look at the shops and go to a cinema (as all the movies are screened in English with Romanian subs). We chose Smurfs and were delighted :) Before midnight, we were happy that we did not have to spend any more time here and we could leave early morning and head north to Moldavia region to see the painted monasteries.
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First day in Romania
... Bucureshti the airport was really confusing so I went around the entire airport a few times until I found that the right stairs were right in front of the exit door.(duh - how could i not think of that)
Bucureshti--> Iasi. Tiny plane (it seemed to be a toy one or one you would see in a display at a museum of antiquities.I could touch the propellers!) Most people had to put their hand-luggage in a special basket before climbing ...
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... me. I spent a night in Iasi and going to Moldova hopefully today.
ROmania is an amazing country with so many castles, palaces, citadels, museums to offer, fantastic mountains and landscapes, and great people. Ton of monasteries and beautiful churches!
It's getting too much for me to intake all this so I want a break :) Get back to simple life - just walking and camping :)
Besides,I really miss my home, Belarus, and hope to be there ASAP.
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Ridden hard and given back dirty
... were in Bucharest we saw grimness in the countenances of people, but since then we have seen smiling faces and an eagerness to please. I suppose that is the natural effect of moving from the city to the countryside—hell, even Linda and I were happier leaving Bucharest a day early! We are enjoying the Romanians; they have a pride in their country and a shrug-your-shoulders, what's-one-to-do attitude about their economic plight. ...


