The Golia Monastery is a Romanian Orthodox monastery located in Iaşi, Romania. The monastery is listed in the National Register of Historic Monuments. In 2012, the conservation of the Monastery was awarded the European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Award.
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The most imposing church/monastery in the city it stands here since the 17th century when it was erected by Vasile Lupu and his son, Lords of Moldova
The construction is a mix of byzantine and baroque elements, it has a large yard, the whole ensemble being further surrounded by a thick, high wall with a 30 meter tower at the entrance. The painting inside is breathtaking in color and detail
The monastery was revamped a few years ago and is very well taken care of, so you will enjoy this place...
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Oasis of beauty and history in the heart of the city, with a miraculous icon from the time of Cuza Vodă, and a house in which Creangă lived for a time. Welcoming and peaceful.
There’s an astonishing view from the top of the tower.
One of the easiest major landmarks to reach by public transportation, as it is right next to the stop Târgul Cucu where many...
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The Golia Monastery was raised by the noble Ioan Golia in the 16th century. The next Voivode Vasile Lupu reconstructed it in the 17th century. The tower of about 30 m is a city symbol, and can offer a nice view from it's top over the town. In the courtyard there is a museum in the small old house where lived the great story teller Ion Creanga,...
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