Palace of Culture

One of the symbols of Iași, the Palace of Culture has a rich history involving many leaders of Moldavia, but also royalty. It was recently renovated, keeping parts of the old architecture and interior design, but it looks brand new. I recommend coming here both during day and night because the scenery is different. If you want to visit, there are 4 museums inside with different tickets (any ticket will let you see the most famous rooms) and a different ticket for the Clock Tower. I also recommend visiting the garden behind the Palace - it has a fountain with a beautiful view, many restaurants and Palas Mall. There is a parking lot in front of the Palace for 5lei/hour or you can park for the same price inside the Mall.

What an amazing place! You'll have 4 different museums under one roof. Pro tip: if you want to visit all of them, you should buy the all inclusive ticket. It's the most expensive one (mine cost like 90leu). I bought another one on top of that but that was just a waste of money as I already purchased the entire experience.

It is impresive, if you have the time you need to see it from the inside. To be honeste i think you can visit all 4 museums in 45 minutes, but the tower it was at a specific time when we visited (13:45) so if you want to rush, keep that in mind

The Palace of Culture in Iaşi is one of the most impressive buildings in the city—and indeed, in all of Romania—offering a truly mesmerizing visual spectacle. With its stunning Neo-Gothic architecture, this magnificent structure captivates not only with its grand exterior but also with the rich cultural and artistic experience it offers through its museums. With its spacious square, elegant towers, and intricately detailed facades, the Palace of Culture is a must-see masterpiece for anyone visiting Iaşi.

Its a palace with art gallery and museum.The building is not very old maybe from 19th century but still architectural important.You need at least 2 hours.Iasi was an important city for Romanian kingdom.I also want to thank to Romanian goverment that the price of tickets is not expensive.Romania is not famous maybe you dont hear about them often but Romanian culture is deep and rich.Everytime when i visit the country i feel at home♥️💛💙

The Palace of Culture in Iași is an outstanding architectural masterpiece. Beautifully restored, both the building and the surrounding park have been meticulously renovated, preserving their historic charm. For me, it’s a truly amazing and inspiring place.

Heritage at it's finest. Clean place and nice museums. A must see place.

Tickets are a bit expensive, but it's a nice place to visit as it's a good opportunity to to learn/remember about some romanian traditions and others. There were plenty of staff members in each room and those in the gallery were constantly stressed that someone-kids especially could touch one of pictures. Wouldn't be easier to hang them out on a level they can't be reached rather than 50 cm from the floor level?