Roznovanu Palas / Iasi City Hall
Roznovanu Palas / Iasi City Hall
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Tiberiu_Baranyi
Timisoara, Romania17,336 contributions
Aug 2021
Built in 1832 the palace today is the city hall of Iasi and it is not open for visitor - like in Vienna or Budapest or any other major city in the world outside of Romania - like everywhere in RO... for the time being I don't know any city hall that you can visit ... except if you have a friend who has a friend who knows somebody ...
The building served as a private residence for decades - a home to culture , where G. Enescu was playing and M. Eminescu was presenting his new poems.
So when you are walking in the area, you can stop for a few pics in front of this beautiful building.
The building served as a private residence for decades - a home to culture , where G. Enescu was playing and M. Eminescu was presenting his new poems.
So when you are walking in the area, you can stop for a few pics in front of this beautiful building.
Written October 18, 2021
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SJM Jordan
Amman, Jordan357 contributions
Jul 2023 • Friends
Th we building is magnificent from outside, I did not know we can go inside but just passing by it and taking a picture is nice.
Written July 1, 2023
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emundin1
Bucharest, Romania10 contributions
Dec 2016 • Friends
Roznoveanu Palace its the City Hall of Iasi, you can visit the palace by request . It is a lovely place full of history and also funny tales about the people that lived there.
Written December 2, 2016
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Mircea P
Iasi, Romania27 contributions
Jul 2018 • Solo
A beautiful and neat building (the main) but tot enough accessible to ordinary tourists. Only if you know someone, or you have a relationship etc. specific Romanian... They are their mayor's office (mayor, councilors, employees) and not for the citizens / city .. not to have a parking place for visitors .. and please don't go to the toilet .. sorry ..
Written May 27, 2019
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Randy K
Des Moines, IA3,282 contributions
Apr 2015 • Solo
I like whomever designed this beautiful palace. Now a city hall and not open to the public.
The exterior is gorgeous and immaculate. Next to a block sized city park.
The exterior is gorgeous and immaculate. Next to a block sized city park.
Written April 3, 2015
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Argyro Sylvia D
Thessaloniki, Greece15 contributions
Nov 2018 • Friends
You must visit it so as to get a taste of life int eh region of Moldova. There are four museums and the personel is helpful evethough they do not speak good English
Written December 3, 2018
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Alexandrurusu1988
Iasi, Romania106 contributions
Jul 2017 • Business
In the city center across the street from the huge church that it's impossible to miss you must visit also the Palace Roznovanu. Built by the same architect that also constructed the church next door, almost 250 years ago. It has a beautifull neoclassic style to it, with statutes, ornamental frescoes and baroque elements here and there. Also you can see a clay replica of one of the clay soldiers found in China, that was given by the Chinese gouverment in sign of friendship with the people of Iași.
Written June 18, 2018
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SmileyKay
Cluj-Napoca, Romania1,415 contributions
Mar 2017 • Business
This neoclassical Viennese-style palace and former royal residence nowadays serves as the City Hall of Iasi. Although access is restricted, you can admire this magnificent building anytime from the outside.
Written June 4, 2017
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Denise_Crisan
Iasi, Romania22 contributions
Feb 2016 • Couples
These days hosts the town city hall. It belonged to the Roznovanu family.
Unfortunately the guards don't really let you visit on the inside, though the outside it is still beautiful.
The best part is you you decide to take a visit in the area, on Stefanc cel Mare Boulevard, you can also visit the National Theater, the Metropolitan Cathedral etc.
Unfortunately the guards don't really let you visit on the inside, though the outside it is still beautiful.
The best part is you you decide to take a visit in the area, on Stefanc cel Mare Boulevard, you can also visit the National Theater, the Metropolitan Cathedral etc.
Written March 3, 2016
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Mihai M
Iasi, Romania9 contributions
Dec 2015 • Friends
This is a really nice 18th century building in the center of Iasi, transformed to accommodate the City Hall. The exterior is well proportioned and the interiors are sumptuous. Too bad it's inhabited.
Written February 6, 2016
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Hi, Joseph. What would you like to know about this attraction?
In what hours it's open and how much is the entrance fee??
Written July 25, 2018
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