A beginning of a walk through the Palace Park.

After a year when I lived in Iasi, this being a beautiful city in the north of Romania, now I had the opportunity, quite unexpectedly, to redo some walks through the same places.

they go over the details of this event and remain pleased to review some special places.

I live in Bucharest, which is the capital of Romania and I must admit that my city does not have, grouped in its center such a place to walk and relax.

Smaller cities know and manage to develop areas that are really worth visiting, they are a pleasure for both residents and tourists. More and more tourists!

Returning to my walk. The center of Iasi comprises two important objectives, one old, the Palace of Culture and a new one, a mall, Palace Mall. These buildings are separated by the most modern park, modern by the way it was designed and arranged. So, any pleasure walk starts from the Palace of Culture!

At the same level with the Palace is the Palace Mall. As I said, a special building.

Between these two buildings, but at a lower level, there is the park. A large staircase takes us there.

There are a lot of steps to go down. Lots of things to see. Mainly, the different hypostases of the palace.

Beyond all these buildings, nature is even more surprising! Although we are still in winter, the weather outside is spring. This is evidenced not only by the lack of snow but also by this wall of yellow flowers. I couldn't believe that those flowers are there and that they are real.

Everything is happening around the palace. It is almost never lacking in sight.

This is how a beautiful walk begins or ends.

@bluemoon

• I am Dan and I live in Bucharest, Romania.
  Born in 1954, married and retired. I worked in construction and banking system.
  My passions: Art (film, music, photography, painting), Travel and even Cooking.
   
• Romania is the sixth largest country in the European Union. Unfortunately, due to over fifty years of communism (1947-1989) and a reluctant transition to capitalism (1990 and up to now), Romania is among the least economically and socially developed countries. I hope this will settle quickly in the near future.
  Instead, it is one of the most beautiful countries in Europe!

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