Iasi Tours and Tickets

Learn why Iasi is the cultural seat of eastern Romania with a private half-day tour of Moldavia's largest city. Take a tour through Romanian history as a private guide shows you city highlights like the Neo-Gothic Palace of Culture, Three Hierarchs Church, and Metropolitan Cathedral. Soak up the serenity of Golia Monastery, browse historic displays at the Union Museum and admire Romania's oldest theater.

Discover why Iasi is declared Romania's 'cultural capital' on a private, 2-hour walking tour. Learn the history behind Moldavia's largest city and the one-time Romanian capital as a guide leads you through its street and squares, stopping to see highlights like the 17th-century Golia Monastery, the National Theater, and Roznovanu Palace.

Explore the cultural and artistic hub of eastern Romania's Moldavia region on a private, full-day tour of Iasi. With the help of a local guide, learn about the city's modern and historic highlights, including the Palace of Culture, the Three Hierarchs Church, and the Italo-Renaissance Metropolitan Cathedral. After lunch at a traditional restaurant, take in panoramic city views from the tower of Golia Monastery and take a fragrant stroll through Romania's largest botanic gardens.

Discover the eastern gem of Romania and the capital city of Moldova on a 3-day small-group tour. End-to-end transportation from Bucharest allows you to discover the two cities comfortably and efficiently. Spend one night in each country at included 3-star accommodation.   Get a thorough look at the architectural and historical sights of Iasi, followed by an immersive visit to Chisinau. Enjoy the freedom to explore each location independently.

Explore Moldavia's sophisticated capital city in a fun and athletic way on a bike tour of Iasi. Get a good workout as you climb Iasi's seven hills and pedal past landmarks like the Palace of Culture, the Galata and Barnova Monasteries, ancient archaeological sites, and the leafy expanses of the Hamak and Ciric Recreational Areas. Ideal for riders with some experience, the 31-mile (50-km) route covers paved and unpaved trails and offers some challenging elevations gains.