In Iasi, you will take a stroll through the Stephan the Great Boulevard and discover the bohemian atmosphere of the city. You will admire the Rozovanu Palace and the oldest national theatre in Romania, the „Vasile Alecsandri” National Theatre, as well as two of Iasi’s most important religious sites: the Three Hierarchs Church and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Next up, we will visit the most important landmark of Iasi, the Palace of Culture, and its beautiful Clock Tower. We will also visit the Golia Monastery, and our city tour will end at the Library of the „Gheorghe Asachi” Technical University.
Overnight in Iasi
In the morning we are leaving for the Bucovina region. Your first stop will be at the crown jewel of the Painted Monasteries, Voronet. Voronet Monastery is famous due to its frescoes painted in a shade of blue whose composition remains a mystery to the modern world.
After Voronet, you will visit Moldovita Monastery. Here, you will be witness to the art of egg dyeing, a craft that is specific to this region of the country.
Sucevita is the only Painted Monastery surrounded by fortified walls. The religious edifice is part of the UNESCO heritage and was built in a Moldavian style, with Gothic and Byzantine influences. Its murals are dominated by the colour green, obtained through an ancient technique from natural pigments.
At Marginea, you will discover the famous art of black pottery in one of the last black pottery workshops in the country.
Overnight in Gura Humorului
You will visit the Neamt Fortress, an important military and historical landmark that survived the siege of Sultan Mehmed II, the conqueror of Constantinople.
Before heading back to Iasi, we will step inside a private peasant museum. The museum has the name of Nicolae Popa, a local sculptor and a true creator of folklore. Here, you can witness his creation and try on the ritual masks and traditional costumes.
You will be transferred to Iasi to your centrally located hotel.
Accommodation and breakfast are included.
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Curious about this tour? Here’s everything you need to know before you book. If there’s anything else you’re wondering about, just contact us—we’re happy to help!
The tour’s start time is flexible and coordinated with your arrival in Iași. Whether you’re arriving by plane, train, or staying locally, we offer pickup from your preferred location. Simply provide your arrival details, and we’ll arrange a convenient pickup time for you.
When visiting the UNESCO Painted Monasteries, modest attire is appreciated. For women, this typically means covering shoulders and knees; a long skirt or trousers and a scarf are recommended. Men should avoid wearing shorts. Comfortable walking shoes are also advisable, as some sites have uneven paths.
Yes, it’s advisable to have some Romanian Leu (RON) on hand. While many places accept cards, smaller vendors, local artisans, and rural establishments may prefer cash. Having local currency ensures you can comfortably make purchases and enjoy local experiences without inconvenience.
Our travel guides and planners are Romanian locals who want to show you the authentic essence of the country.
Our team handles all aspects of your journey from planning to logistics and coordination to provide you with a hassle-free travel experience.
Our company creates customized travel experiences that consider your individual requirements and personal preferences.
Our company works with top-rated hotels and local service providers to deliver authentic high-quality travel experiences.
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