Top Iasi Bus Tours

Discover a land of folklore, fairy tales, and Old World traditions with a 4-day trip to the Bucovina region of Romania. Catch a quick flight to Iasi, the culturally rich capital of Moldavia and home to some of the most celebrated churches and palaces in Eastern Europe. Admire the UNESCO-listed painted monasteries of Bucovina, observe traditional handicrafts in Neamt, and venture into the Carpathian wilderness to visit a fortress. Flights, accommodation, transport, and many meals are included for a stress-free journey through this land of legends.

When you’re in Romania, check out the nearby Republic of Moldova on a private overnight tour. Leaving from Iasi, the experience showcases the treasures of one of Europe’s lesser-known countries, with tours of the Moldovan capital Chisinau, the Capriana Monastery, and the underground Cricova Winery. Overnight hotel accommodation is included in Chisinau.

Experience the beauty and traditions of Romanian country life on a private, full-day tour from Iasi. Visit charming villages nestled in the shadow of the Carpathians where time seems to stand still, and explore Moldavia’s rural culture through historic monasteries, fortresses, and a folk museum.

Admire the Painted Monasteries of Bucovina on a full-day private tour of the northeastern Romanian city. The eight World Heritage–listed Churches of Moldavia are recognized by UNESCO for their 15th- and 16th-century frescoes, renowned as magnificent Byzantine art. You’ll visit Voronet, Humor and Moldovita monasteries with insightful commentary on their history and architecture by your own personal guide. Make a stop in Marginea to see how rare black pottery is manufactured by local craftsmen. Round-trip transport from Iasi airport or hotel included.

Journey across the border to Moldova and discover the fascinating history and legends of its capital city, Chisinau. On this private, full-day tour from Iasi, visit two medieval monasteries and see highlights of the Soviet-style capital, including the Arc of Triumph and Alexander Pushkin’s exile house. After a city tour, get a taste of something different in the underground cellars of Cricova Winery, known for producing wines enjoyed by leaders and dignitaries across Europe.