We are Secondary School in Iași, Romania. Iași is located in northeastern Romania and was formerly the capital of Moldavia and Romania. It is an important cultural, economic, and academic center, being home to Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, the first university founded in Romania. Some key facts about Iași include that it was formerly the capital of Moldavia and Romania, it is an important cultural and academic center, and it was home to several "firsts" in Romania such as the first museum, national theatre, botanical garden, and memorial house.

2. We are Secondary School

3. ROMANIA

4. IAŞI

5. municipality
IAŞI

6. Romania is located at the
intersection of Central
and Southeastern
Europe, bordering on
the Black Sea.
Romania shares a border
with Hungary and
Serbia to the
west, Ukraine and
Moldova to the
northeast and east, and
Bulgaria to the south.

7. At 238,400 square kilometers, Romania is the ninth largest
country of the European Union by area, and has the
seventh largest population of the European Union with
over 19 million people.
Its capital and largest city is Bucharest.

14. Putna Monastery
Voroneţ Monastery

15. Curtea de Argeş Monastery
Bârsana Monastery

19. The Danube Delta

20. Black Sea
Casino
Constanţa

21. Flag of Romania
Coat of arms of Romania
Currency: Romanian leu (RON)
Anthem: Awaken thee, Romanian!

22. Iaşi is the main urban center in north-eastern Romania. Iaşi was the capital
of Moldavia during 1564 - 1859, one of the two capitals of the United
Principalities between 1859 and 1862 and the capital of Romania between
1916-1918.
Iasi is the cultural, economic and academic center of Moldavia. The first
university in Romania was founded here and it still operates. Its name is
“Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University, today one of the most prestigious
academic institutions in the country.

24. 1834 - the first museum in Romania is founded in Iaşi – The Museum of Natural
History
1840 - the first National Theatre in Romania is inaugurated in Iasi
1856 - also in Iasi – the first Botanical Garden in Romania
1876 ​- the first Jewish theater in the world, founded by Abraham Goldfaden
1918 - inauguration of the first memorial house in Romania: Ion Creanga’ shut