Traian Iasi
Piata Unirii, nr 1 Iasi, 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
... if we could not see anything). Yeah... sure... we'll pay once the works are over. We browsed through our guide to find something else worth seeing but resigned after a while. The city itself was a communist nightmare - so tons and tons of concrete - apartment blocks of twenty or so floors, colorless and scary. To end the day, we did visit one of the nearby monasteries, but that's all I could write about it...
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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 ...
Flying into Iasi and then visiting Husi and Vaslui
... we drove to the scenic part of Iasi, and walked around a few of the parks there.
The next day, we travelled to Husi, and had a quick shower before Ioana's other uncle Aurel picked us up and drove us to Vaslui (45 min drive) where Ioana's dad's family resides. We had an excellent lunch of borsch and chicken, and drank some very strong palinka (pear brandy). After lunch we walked with ...
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. ...



