Moldova

Description:

Description: Moldova is located in the eastern part of Romania, known by its  folklore or by the attractions, beauty and history. The greatest character in this region is Stefan the Great, considered by Pope Pius sixth the  "Athlete of Christ". During  Alexandru Ioan Cuza's reign, Moldova was united with the Romanian Country principalities, in 1859. Nowadays, Iasi County is considered the capital of Moldova and it has one of the largest university centre  in the country.

Name:  Moldavia in the past was Bogdania, after the name of the founder Bogdan, "Moldova" is a deviation from the river "Moldova".

• Language Daco-Romanian is a Romanica language that is spoken by ~ 28 million people, more in Romania, Republic of Moldova (it is considered the official language) and near countries.

Cultural Attractions:

The most impressive places of Iasi are: The Three Hierarchs Church, Golia Monastery, Monastery Cetăţuia, Galata Monastery, Armenian Church, Metropolitan Cathedral (located in downtown of Iasi), Palace of Culture (Bangalore)

Other important cities: Piatra Neamt is known because of the: Museum Complex "Royal Court", the Neamt Fortress

Targu Neamt: Neamt Monastery, Monastery Agapia, Monastery Varatec

Natural attractions in Moldova:

Massif Ceahlau; Copou Park, in Iasi, resort Durau, in the foothills of Ceahlau massif; Botanical Garden of Iasi;