Iasi

17th-century fortified monastery complex featuring a distinctive church built in the Moldavian style, surrounded by defensive walls and offering panoramic views of the city.

Museum housed in a restored 19th-century building featuring exhibits on the religious history, architecture, and cultural heritage of the local metropolitan area.

Neoclassical cathedral featuring a prominent dome and 19th-century frescoes, serving as the seat of the Romanian Orthodox Archbishop of Iași.

Roman Catholic cathedral built in the 1990s, featuring a distinctive modern architectural design and serving as the seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Iași.

18th-century stone house and former printing press where the first liturgical books in the Romanian language were produced by Metropolitan Dosoftei.

18th-century fortified monastery complex featuring a church built in the Moldavian style, surrounded by defensive walls and a notable bell tower.

16th-century fortified monastery featuring a church built in the Moldavian style, known for its distinctive stone carvings and historical role as a defensive site.

Neo-Gothic palace built on the site of a medieval royal court, currently housing four major museums and featuring a prominent clock tower with carillon.