Iasi Collection

Romania - Iasi - Various views
Scenes from Iasi, Romania, including the Royal Court of Moldavia (bottom left), a general view over the town, a statue of Miron Costin (a Moldavian (Romanian) political figure and chronicler

Romania - Iasi - Vasile Lupu Normal School
Vasile Lupu Normal School - Iasi, Romania Date: circa 1900

Romania, Moldovia Region, Iasi, Church of the Three Hierarchs

Romania, Moldovia Region, Iasi, Vasile Alecsandri National Theater, exterior

Romania, Moldovia Region, Iasi, Palace of Culture, elevated view, dusk

The Eastern Question, with the Russians, the Road the Russians will come (engraving)
1059505 The Eastern Question, with the Russians, the Road the Russians will come (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Eastern Question)

Jassy, the Capital of Moldavia (engraving)
1097133 Jassy, the Capital of Moldavia (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Jassy, the Capital of Moldavia)

Pilgrim at Saint Parascheva
Catalin Parau

Pilgrims
Catalin Parau

Between concrete
Padurariu Alexandru

Romania - Iasi - Sola Bragadiru (Bragadiru Street). The fine building on the right would appear to be a theatre (due to the posters and playbill on the noticeboard far right). Date: circa 1910s

Romania, Moldovia Region, Iasi, Vasile Alecsandri National Theater, exterior, sunset

Romania, Moldovia Region, Iasi, Palace of Culture, daytime

Iasi, Romania - Aleea Copou
Iasi, Romania - Copou Street (Aleea Copou) Date: 1901

Romania - Iasi - The Military School
Romania - Iasi (Jassy) - The Military School Date: circa 1905

Romania - Iasi - Princess Mary Street (literal translation of Ale(e)a is alley ) Date: circa 1910s

Iasi, Romania - General View
Iasi, Moldavia Region, Romania - General View toward Barboi Churchs tower. Date: 1919

Romania - Iasi - Lapusneanu Street. Alexandru Lapusneanu was Prince of Moldavia in the 16th century. Date: 1904

Iasi, Romania - Barboi church tower
Barboi church tower (Turnul Bisericei Barboi) at Iasi, Romania Date: 1904

Romania - Iasi - Hospital
Hospital at Iasi - a city in the Moldavia region, in north-eastern Romania. Date: 1906

MetOp weather satellite, artwork
MetOp weather satellite in Earth orbit, artwork. The MetOp satellites are a network of weather satellites being developed by EUMETSAT

Cetatuia Monastery, Iasi, Romania, Europe

St. Nicolas Royal church, Iasi, Romania, Europe

Trei Ierarhi church, Iasi, Romania, Europe

Unirii square, Iasi, Romania, Europe

Moldavian Metropolitan Cathedral, Iasi, Romania, Europe

Palace of Culture, Iasi, Romania, Europe

Painted alcoves and recently restored brickwork of Nicolae Domnesc at Iasi, Romania, Europe

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Iasi, the cultural and historical gem of Romania's Moldovia Region, offers a plethora of captivating views that will leave you in awe. From the Vasile Lupu Normal School to the Church of the Three Hierarchs, this city is a treasure trove for history enthusiasts. As you wander through Iasi's streets, you'll stumble upon architectural marvels like the Vasile Alecsandri National Theater. Its grand exterior stands as a testament to Romania's rich artistic heritage. One cannot miss the majestic Palace of Culture, which dominates Iasi's skyline. Whether it be an elevated view at dusk or a late afternoon stroll around its premises, this iconic landmark never fails to impress. Delving into history, engravings depicting "The Eastern Question" and "Jassy, the Capital of Moldavia" transport us back in time when political tensions were high and Russia played a significant role. For those seeking spiritual solace, witnessing pilgrims paying their respects at Saint Parascheva is truly humbling. The devotion and faith displayed here are palpable. Yet amidst all these remarkable sights lies an unexpected contrast - between concrete structures that symbolize modernity and progress. This juxtaposition serves as a reminder that Iasi is not just about preserving its past but also embracing its future. No matter what time of day you visit Iasi's Palace of Culture – whether it be daytime or late afternoon – its beauty remains unmatched. It stands tall as both a symbol of national pride and an embodiment of Romanian culture. So come explore Iasi with its various views; immerse yourself in centuries-old architecture while contemplating engraving scenes from history books. Let this enchanting city captivate your senses and leave an indelible mark on your soul.