Romania is interesting country with wonderful people leaving there.
Iași is the second largest and the university city of Romania.
The post card symbol of the city, The Palace of Culture
Which is used on regular buildings as well
This style exists on all buildings built prior to communism
The style gives some serious look to building
The old churches are super similar to Armenian Churches
Iași used to have quite large Jewish population
The interiors of the Churches are almost everywhere decorated with mosaics
Although some super ugly soviet or post-soviet buildings can be met
Romanian language is super similar to Italian or Spanish
The local currency Lei is made of plastic, which is very durable compared to traditional paper banknotes.
Some cozy central neighborhoods were reconstructed recently
Surprisingly Iași has quite active Armenian community, the city has an Armenian Street
And a church
Iași is the second largest and the university city of Romania.
The post card symbol of the city, The Palace of Culture
Iași
The city is located on eastern part of Romania and has some element of typical Romanian architecture, the typical triangular/conic roof style of Churches.
Which is used on regular buildings as well
This style exists on all buildings built prior to communism
The style gives some serious look to building
The old churches are super similar to Armenian Churches
Iași used to have quite large Jewish population
The interiors of the Churches are almost everywhere decorated with mosaics
Although some super ugly soviet or post-soviet buildings can be met
Romanian language is super similar to Italian or Spanish
The local currency Lei is made of plastic, which is very durable compared to traditional paper banknotes.
Some cozy central neighborhoods were reconstructed recently
Surprisingly Iași has quite active Armenian community, the city has an Armenian Street
And a church
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