Vaslui, County capital and municipality in Eastern Romania
Vaslui is the county capital in the historical region of Western Moldavia and sits in the Bârlad River valley. The city spans across multiple neighborhoods with a mix of residential areas, public facilities, and local institutions.
In the 15th century, the city became a secondary capital of Moldavia under Stephen the Great and gained strategic importance. A decisive battle against Ottoman forces occurred nearby in 1475, shaping the region's trajectory.
The city marks its calendar with regional festivals and events that shape community life. Schools and public spaces carry names honoring figures significant to Romanian history.
The city has a renovated railway station and several bus lines connecting different neighborhoods. Taxi services are also available for getting around and exploring nearby areas.
The municipality administers five surrounding villages that function as separate communities within its jurisdiction. These villages extend the city's administrative boundaries beyond the central urban area.
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