Hotels in Iasi

Delve into the cultural richness of Romania by exploring Iasi, a city of captivating past, dynamic present and promising future. Known as the Cultural and Historical Capital of Romania, this vibrant city, the third-largest in the country, offers an enticing mix of landmarks, museums, gardens and festivities that appeal to tourists of all kinds.

Whether you're a culture seeker, history enthusiast, academic scholar, or a family on a leisure trip, Iasi has something to suit your preferences and budget. Are you ready to discover this Romanian gem? Book your stay with Lycafly today and uncover the magic of Iasi from the comfort of our range of accommodation options.

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Iasi, with its longstanding history, has been a leading centre of Romanian social, cultural, academic, and artistic life since its days as the capital of the Principality of Moldavia from 1564 to 1859, the United Principalities from 1859 to 1862, and Romania from 1916 to 1918. Today, it stands as the main economic and business centre in Romania's Moldavian region.

This city, home to the oldest Romanian university and the first engineering school, boasts a bustling student population of over 60,000 across five public universities. The city's rich calendar of social and cultural activities, complemented by gorgeous botanical gardens, libraries, and opera houses, ensures a vibrant ambiance year-round. Each October, the city welcomes large crowds for the country's largest pilgrimage.

With a history dating back to prehistoric times, Iasi has withstood fires, wars and occupations. This has imbued the city with a riveting history, including a significant Jewish past that is still evident in several notable landmarks. The origins of the city name, 'Iasi', remain subject to scholarly debate, adding another layer to its mystique.

When to visit Iasi

With its moderate climate, Iasi is a year-round destination. However, spring and summer are the most popular seasons for visitors, as temperatures are amenable for sightseeing. The hottest months are July and August, while mid-July marks the peak of summer's warmth.

Although January, March, and October have the least amount of precipitation, showers are still possible. The snow in February makes Iasi a charming winter destination, especially for those with a penchant for skiing. For family outings, the comfortable weather of spring and autumn are ideal. No matter when you visit, Iasi promises a memorable experience with its historical monuments, vibrant cultural events, and inviting local hospitality.

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