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Hello! Is there a website or shop online to purchase from the Avramesti Herb Garden? I would love to try the tea!

Spectacular! I’m probably driving it in the next couple of days and looks very promising!

Nice video and images overall, but I'd have to make some observations about the information and words used by your guide - as we all know, there is always room for improvement: 1. Those comments on the number of rooms and windows is such a childish "mysteriousness" - I hear it all the time and I'm tired of it. It may only deserve a quick laughing remark followed by the observation that the building has 298 rooms. As for the windows, just ask the administrator of the building - they should know how many windows their building has. Period. 2. The "castle" vs. "palace": there is always a certain overlap between palace and castle. The difference is that a castle is fortified, and in the past this Princely court was indeed fortified (and on a hilltop), those walls you see in front of the palace and near Dosoftei House is a remnant of those fortifications. So, it's all within normal. 3. I have a problem with the word "pseudo-king" -- this is a naive and self-deprecating word for the locals. Maybe he wanted to say "a kind of king" - which is something else. "Pseudo" means that there was falshood involved, like somone who pretended to be a King but wasn't. "Prince" was enough, "Ruler" could have also been ok. And yes, it was like a kind of King, although it was not called like that, because the country (Moldova) was not officially called a Kingdom. Instead, I have a serious question: Why didn't you mention the REAL Kings (of Romania, the bigger country in later times, succeeding Moldova)? This could have been easily noted because the new Palace of Culture in the final form we see now was inaugurated in 1925 by the the King of Romania at the time. Furthermore, there is another historic building and place in Jassy (the correct name in English, btw) bears the name of the King - The King Ferdinand Royal Foundation Building - the Central University Library (usually known as The Foundation") . 4. Sorry, Byzantine is NOT "ottoman" but just Byzantine (ottoman is a political denomination and is associated with many styles as the ottoman empire was associated with many). The fact that you see similar Byzantine architecture in Istanbul (Constantinople) does not make Byzantine architecture ottoman. (Equating one with another is simply superficial, not to say idiotic). And, wait, "ottoman" because it's of stone and brick??? Are you kidding / WTH are you talking about?? Moreover, you should have mentioned that the Church in that assemble is the Moldavian Gothic style (that is a major cultural reference the guide failed to mention) that incorporates Byzantine elements, because of its orthodox character (i.e., traditionally tied to Constantinople / not to the turks themselves) . 5. "Everything here" on this Boulevard? This is so unintelligent! A correct description is this: a boulevard with a high-density of high-profile buildings and monuments -- this is a very big difference. The historic center of the city is much bigger than that one boulevard, even if that one is the most important. To me, this seems like a naive description of someone that was trying to find his words in English (as a non-native speaker of English) and ended up with some simplistic-naive sentences that are ultimately incorrect. 6. Armenian and Georgian cultures are Eastern European, not oriental (even if they were for long times under the ottomans). Calling them "oriental" is a bit snobby - I suspect this is some person trained in Humanities, mostly in the (OLD) French tradition, and for the Old French, everything east of the Rhine was oriental. 7. In the church people are praying, not "praising" (ok, this one is an easy-to-make mistake for non-native speakers under time pressure). PS. Fun fact: technically, if you divide Romania into a Western Part and an Eastern Part, like half-half, Bucharest is also in the eastern part, which means that Jassy is more important than Bucharest (and I agree with that! ... even if Bucharest is bigger), and this further means that Jassy is the most important city in Romania overall (and I also agree about that). So ... why do you come with such "half measures" here? You should say it directly: Jassy is the real most important city in Romania even if Bucharest is bigger and even if other cities in the country are great and important cities too!

Hot jegos!Afara din Ro!

Beautiful Romania

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Öcsi, stop saying "erected" because it gives people wet dreams...

Felicidades por los videos ! Sighisoara un icono de la historia de Rumania ! Para no perderse !

First comment, thank you!

Beautiful

Amazing

Wow

Wow

Very chilling 🎉🎉

Palaria jos,infata evreilor!SHALOM!

Beautiful people

Task 1done

I'm going to have to visit here soon!

Wow

awesome place

Beautiful Tuesday day with beautiful video of nature. Waoo

Beautiful small city

One of my dream countries.

Amazing Nature

Done

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I’ve always wanted to visit Romania after reading “Along the enchanted way” by William Blacker. I loved hearing you say it’s all about what have got, not what you haven’t. My philosophy too x

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Que hermosa ciudad

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I have really enjoyed this series and hope to visit Romania one day. Looking forward to more videos!

My Grandmother was from this town but unfortunately I was there only once, many many years ago and just for a few hours at that><; One day I definitely want to return and spend more time there.🙏

Tłumaczenie na polski

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Hermoso tanta 😍

Thank you for sharing your experience

Lindo😮

My grandfather,my mother’s father was born here, when it was still Hungary...

I LOVE ORADEA...I LIVE IN U.S.BUT I WAS THERE...AND LOVELY CITY.......

Great presentation!! Congratulations for the content and the way you tell it. Very inspiring!

It's a Must Visit, can't wait to return! :D

Super! Foarte frumos.

My great grandmother was born in Maramures over 100 years ago!

Maramureș is a beautiful region of Romania!

What a cozy place to stay ❤️💯

Hi is very nice there!!!! Good food and lots of nice people and history, close to nature caves and mountains!!!

schimbati numele beyond... intr-unul mai frumos