Hotel Municipal Iasi
Bd. Independentei bl. D1-D2 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
... closed for renovation, hence inaccessible for any visitors. The only thing we could see was Stefan cel Mare statue in front. Then miraculously it stopped raining and the sun appeared - the only rainy half of the day in Romania was over for us. It did not help much though, because both Metropolitan Catherdral and Three Saints Basilica were also undergoing renovation works. The guardians even wanted us to pay for the ...
First day in Romania
... breakfast with Gabi's (roasted capsicums in tomato sauce; egg plant salad; pastramy; cas(h) + fresh tomatoes) I met Buna and Aurel in Iasi. On the way to Vaslui, Buna explained to me what we actually saw in Istanbul and more of the history of the mosques and places we've seen and their connection to the romanian culture - more things make sense now.
Once in Vaslui, I did a bit of shopping (found new sandals) and went to the ...
Comments please!! ;)
... 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
... Tomorrow a taxi will take us into the country of Moldova. We are advised this trip will take between 2½ and 9 hours depending on the border crossing. Moldova is one of the remaining bastions of former Soviet-style bureaucracy and I understand one might have to slip the officious agent some money on the side to get through customs. We Americans hate that kind of thing but I am thinking better that than trying to write from a gulag in ...


