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Things to do in Iasi, Northeast Romania: The Best Historical & Heritage Tours
The large city of Iasi has been a cultural and political hub since the 15th century. Everything orbits the Golden Plateau, bookended by the Palace of Culture and Union Square, and packed to the brim with churches and palaces galore. Iasi has significant Jewish history. The first Yiddish-language newspaper was published here, and the 17th-century Great Synagogue is the oldest surviving synagogue in Romania.
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1. Private Iasi City Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Discover step by step the cultural city of Iasi, also known as an open air museum, where every stone talks about the past.
Inclusions: Transportation with a modern vehicle, Professional English-speaking guide (French on request), Entrance fees, Hotel pick-up and drop off
Exclusions: Lunch (approx. 15 € / person), Personal expenses
Reviewed By Matthias L
These monastaries you really have to see. Fantastic paintings outside and inside. And you will find so many details in the paintings. If you like crowded visits then go on a public holiday in Romania! :-) But if you want to take your time for checking the paintings better find another day!
2. Private Day trip to Republic of Moldova - visit Chisinau and Cricova Winery
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Cross the border to mysterious Moldova and its capital Chisinau on this full-day private tour from Iasi. With a guide at your side, explore Chisinau, seeing the Arc of Triumph, and visiting a winery in this up-and-coming wine region of a diminutive nation. Then cross back into Romania to conclude this full-day trip.
Inclusions: Transportation with a modern vehicle, Professional English-speaking guide, Hotel pick-up and drop off, Wine tasting, Bottle of water, Entrance fees
Exclusions: Lunch (approx. €13/person), Personal expenses
Reviewed By Matthias L
These monastaries you really have to see. Fantastic paintings outside and inside. And you will find so many details in the paintings. If you like crowded visits then go on a public holiday in Romania! :-) But if you want to take your time for checking the paintings better find another day!
3. Private Rural Experience from Iasi - Agapia Monastery and Popa Museum
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
One day trip for a rural experience to visit an authentic rural experience in the company of friendly locals from Iasi.
Inclusions: Transportation with a modern vehicle, Professional English-speaking guide, Hotel pick up and drop off, Bottle of water, Entrance fees
Exclusions: Lunch (approx. 12 € / person), Personal expenses
Reviewed By Matthias L
These monastaries you really have to see. Fantastic paintings outside and inside. And you will find so many details in the paintings. If you like crowded visits then go on a public holiday in Romania! :-) But if you want to take your time for checking the paintings better find another day!
4. Private three days tour of Iasi and UNESCO Painted Monasteries in Bucovina
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Come and discover one of the most beautiful regions in Romania. You are going to explore the picturesque Bucovina and Neamt areas including the famous painted monasteries, part of the UNESCO Patrimony and discover the rural way of living in the villages where traditions are still passed on from generation to generation. At the end of the tour we will dedicate our time to Iasi, in order to enjoy the charming of the most romantic city in Romania.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Professional English-speaking guide, Accommodation for 3 nights in centrally located hotels, Transportation in a modern vehicle, Entrance fees
Exclusions: Plane tickets, Travel insurance, Meals, other than mentioned in the itinerary, and alcoholic beverages, Personal expenses such as room service, beverages, souvenirs, etc.
Reviewed By Matthias L
These monastaries you really have to see. Fantastic paintings outside and inside. And you will find so many details in the paintings. If you like crowded visits then go on a public holiday in Romania! :-) But if you want to take your time for checking the paintings better find another day!
5. Iasi Unesco Heritage Tour in Bucovina
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
One day trip with driver-guide to see the highlights of the famous UNESCO World Heritage sites of the Monasteries of Bucovina. Visit the monasteries of Voronet, Moldovita and Sucevita. Also discover the secrets behind the traditional black pottery in Marginea.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Air-conditioned vehicle, Private transportation, Parking Fees
Exclusions: Lunch
Reviewed By 120dorup
We booked a car with driver, for a trip to Kiev. A long trip, road not always the best, tough winter. We had a lot of worries and concerns, especially considering it was a new country for us. But from the very first contact, we were received with professionalism and care, helped in every single bureaucratic step, even the ones that would normally not be the agency's problem. We were guided through lab test for the custom, helped with insurance and all the information we needed to travel safely. When it came to the driver, we couldn't hope for better: a true gentleman, excellent driver, impeccable professional, who represented us with the custom authorities, provided information, supported us in our moments of tiredness, always ready to help. It is very rare to have professionalism and compassion combined together, yet this man, Mr. Paul Rotaru, is a perfect example. We felt safe and cared for. Professionalism at the highest level. Thank you.
6. Best of Romania in 10 Days
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Travel throughout Romania in a small group tour of a maximum of 8 travelers. Discover the best of Romania on a 10-day tour with departure from Bucharest. We will head towards the western side of Romania where we will visit Cluj-Napoca, the Turda Salt Mine, and the Alba Carolina Fortress, and then make our way into the time-forgotten land of Bukovina. Here, we will visit the UNESCO Painted Monasteries, and get to know more about the customs and traditions of this region. We will then head back into Transylvania to discover some of its most prominent landmarks, such as the UNESCO Villages with Fortified Churches, the Sighisoara Citadel, and Bran Castle, as well as the city of Brasov. Our tour will continue with a tour of the former residence of the Romanian royal family, Peles Castle, and then we will return to Bucharest for a city tour of Romania’s capital.
Inclusions: Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Professional English-speaking guide, Breakfast, Breakfast, Accommodation for 9 nights in centrally located hotels, Transportation with a modern vehicle, Airport pick-up and drop-off, Entrance fees
Exclusions: Travel insurance, Airline tickets, Meals, other than mentioned in the itinerary, Alcoholic beverages, Photography fees, Various expenses such as room service, beverages, personal calls, souvenirs, etc.
Reviewed By stefandeutschlan
Our first private tour and we were delighted with the experience. The tour was fast-paced, which was fine for us - be ready at 8 am. We saw so much more than if we would have tried it on our own. We were lucky to have a friendly guide, Michael. He was knowledgeable and entertaining, with excellent driving skills. Our plan of visiting Romania during COVID-19 end well, and I hope to discover more in the next years.
7. Private day trip from Iasi to the UNESCO Painted Monasteries in Bucovina
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4.3 based on 6 reviews
Discover the Painted Monasteries of Bucovina in a 12-hour guided tour from Iasi. You will visit some of the most important monastic settlements in the region (Voronet, Moldovita, and Sucevita Monasteries) and you will discover the art of creating black pottery, a craft exclusive to the region of Marginea.
Inclusions: Transportation with a modern vehicle, Professional English-speaking guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Bottled water, Entrance fees
Exclusions: Lunch (approx. €13/person), Personal expenses, Photography fees
Reviewed By Ana Maria N
If you are looking for a way to spend your day hiking, pretty close to Iasi (approx. 3 hours driving) this is one of the best choice. And if you are going with Lucian as your tour guide your day will turn out to be amazing! I've took this tour on a October sunny Sunday with a group of 6 adventurous girls from Iasi. I've been interested for some time in Via Ferrata Astragalus route but didn't had the perfect companion to go through it. And Lucian helped me make my dream come true. He is the perfect person to go on this tour: he is very knowledgeable, passionate, experienced in escalating/hiking (or any other outdoor experience, for that matter), and a very pleasant company. The route offers a good combination of breathtaking scenery and adventure. Lucian is always there for you giving instructions and encouragements, if needed. After we accumulated some adrenaline from the first route we also tried the Via Ferrata W. Ferenc (perfect for pushing the limits, and getting out of your comfort zone). As a bonus, Lucian showed as a secret place from where we were able to observe chamois, which was also amazing. I totally recommend it!
8. Private bike trip around Iasi
Enjoy a fun bike tour in Romania discovering some of the most interesting points of interest such as Palace of Culture Iasi, Galata, Cetatuia, Barnova Monasteries, Hamak and Ciric Recreational Areas.
Inclusions: Bike and helmet rental, Professional English-speaking guide, Technical assistance, Hotel pick-up and drop off
Exclusions: Food and beverage
Reviewed By Matthias L
These monastaries you really have to see. Fantastic paintings outside and inside. And you will find so many details in the paintings. If you like crowded visits then go on a public holiday in Romania! :-) But if you want to take your time for checking the paintings better find another day!
9. History and culture at the edge of the Carpathians
This tour is a good choice for the tourists with limited time, in just half day taking a short ride to the most important landmarks of the area.
Inclusions: Transport by private vehicle, Private tour, Hotel/port pickup and drop-off
Exclusions: Lunch, Food and drinks, unless specified
Reviewed By 120dorup
We booked a car with driver, for a trip to Kiev. A long trip, road not always the best, tough winter. We had a lot of worries and concerns, especially considering it was a new country for us. But from the very first contact, we were received with professionalism and care, helped in every single bureaucratic step, even the ones that would normally not be the agency's problem. We were guided through lab test for the custom, helped with insurance and all the information we needed to travel safely. When it came to the driver, we couldn't hope for better: a true gentleman, excellent driver, impeccable professional, who represented us with the custom authorities, provided information, supported us in our moments of tiredness, always ready to help. It is very rare to have professionalism and compassion combined together, yet this man, Mr. Paul Rotaru, is a perfect example. We felt safe and cared for. Professionalism at the highest level. Thank you.
10. Private two days tour to Transnistria and the Republic of Moldova from Iasi
Take a two-day trip from Iasi to Republic of Moldova and Transnistria. This is the perfect trip for the bold travelers interested in visiting the Least Visited Country in Europe together with the controversial narrow strip of land between the river Dniester and Ukraine.
Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Transportation with a modern vehicle, Professional English-speaking guide, Entrance fees , Wine tasting session at Cricova Winery, Accommodation in a centrally located 4* hotel in Chisinau, Transnistria tour with a local English-speaking guide
Exclusions: Photography fees, Personal expenses, Meals, other than ones included in the itinerary
Reviewed By Matthias L
These monastaries you really have to see. Fantastic paintings outside and inside. And you will find so many details in the paintings. If you like crowded visits then go on a public holiday in Romania! :-) But if you want to take your time for checking the paintings better find another day!
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