Roznovanu Palace

Roset-Roznovanu Palace, Iaşi

Roset-Roznovanu Palace (Romanian: Palatul Roset-Roznovanu) is an edifice located in Iaşi, Romania. It was built in the second half of the 18th century, and rebuilt between 1830 and 1833 by Iordache Ruset-Roznovanu, a member of the Rosetti family.^[1] During World War I, it hosted the Romanian government. Today it hosts the Iași City Hall.

The Roset-Roznovanu Palace is listed in the National Register of Historic Monuments.^[2]

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Roset-Roznovanu Palace History (Romanian)

Landmarks in Iași

Historical	Balș House Braunstein Palace Calimachi Palace Cantacuzino-Pașcanu Palace Cuza Palace Grand Hotel Traian Grigore Sturdza Palace Metropolitan Palace Mihai Sturza Palace Neuschotz Palace Palace of Culture Roset-Roznovanu Palace

Cultural	Art Museum Dosoftei House Ethnographic Museum of Moldavia George Topîrceanu Memorial House Iași National Theatre Ion Creangă Bojdeuca Luceafărul Theatre Ludic Theatre Mihai Codreanu Memorial House Mihai Eminescu Museum Mihail Sadoveanu Memorial House Moldavia's History Museum Moldova Philharmonic Orchestra Jewish Community Museum Municipal Museum Museum of the Alexandru Ioan Cuza University Natural History Museum Nicolae Gane Memorial House Otilia Cazimir Memorial House Pogor House Poni-Cernătescu Memorial House Romanian National Opera Science and Technology Museum Tătărași Athenaeum Theatre Museum Union Museum

Monasteries, churches and synagogues	Armenian Church Aroneanu Monastery Barnovschi Church Bărboi Church Bârnova Monastery Bucium Monastery Cetățuia Monastery Frumoasa Monastery Galata Monastery Golia Monastery Great Synagogue Hlincea Monastery Metropolitan Cathedral Old Catholic Cathedral Old Metropolitan Cathedral Royal Saint Nicholas Church Saint Sava Church Saint Spiridon Church Socola Monastery Trei Ierarhi Monastery

Educational	Alexandru Ioan Cuza University Gheorghe Asachi Technical University George Enescu University of Arts Grigore T. Popa University of Medicine and Pharmacy Ion Ionescu de la Brad University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Central University Library

Statues and monuments	Alexandru Dimitrie Xenopol Statue Alexandru Ioan Cuza Statue Attacking Cavalryman Statue Dosoftei Statue Gheorghe Asachi Statue Grigore III Ghica Monument Independence Statue Mihai Eminescu Statue Mihail Kogălniceanu Statue Miron Costin Statue Stephen the Great Statue Union Monument Vasile Alecsandri Statue Voievodes Statuary

Parks, squares and natural landmarks	Bârnova Lime Tree Botanical Garden Central Market Square Ciric Park Copou Gardens Eminescu's Linden Tree Exhibition Park Independence Square Mihai Eminescu Square Odd Poplars Alley Palace Square Palas Park Podu Roș Square Repedea Hill Fossil Site Theatre Square Union Square University Square Voievozilor Square

Sports venues	Emil Alexandrescu Stadium

Shopping	Era Shopping Park Felicia Shopping Centre Hala Centrală Iulius Mall Moldova Center Palas Mall

Infrastructure	Iași International Airport Central Railway Station Nicolina International Railway Station RATP

By type	Attractions Media in Iași

Palaces and castles in Romania

Wallachia	CEC Cotroceni Elisabeta Iulia Hasdeu Kretzulescu Mogoșoaia Palace of Justice (Bucharest) Palace of the Parliament Palace of the Patriarchate Peleș Pelișor Snagov Telephone Palace Victoria

Moldavia	Neamț Palace of Culture (Iași) Roznovanu Palace

Transylvania & Banat	Bánffy (Bonțida) Bánffy (Cluj-Napoca) Baroque Palace Bran Corvin Deva Lázár Magna Curia Mikó Neumann Palace of Justice (Cluj-Napoca) Prefecture Palace Râșnov Rupea Széki

Coordinates: 47°09′42″N 27°35′03″E / 47.161671°N 27.584138°E / 47.161671; 27.584138

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