Administrative buildings

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The St George Monastic Home and the Epivata House - Foto gallery

Residence Hall for Priests

The St George Monastic Home and the Epivata House - Foto gallery

The two-storey building to the west of the Great Cathedral was built in solemn harmony with the Metropolitan Complex.
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The Metropolitan Chancery - Foto Gallery

Administration Building

The Metropolitan Chancery - Foto Gallery

In 1959-1962, through the efforts of then Metropolitan Dr. Iustin Moisescu (1957-1977), later patriarch of Romania (1977-1986), important work was done in view of the systematization of the Metropolitan Complex.
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The Dumitru Stăniloae Metropolitan Library - Foto Gallery

Dumitru Stăniloae Library

The Dumitru Stăniloae Metropolitan Library - Foto Gallery

The building that is mirroring the Metropolitan Chancery was chosen in 1995 to accommodate the readers of the Ecumenical Section of the Metropolitan Library.
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Metropolitan Residence - Foto gallery

Metropolitan Residence

Metropolitan Residence - Foto gallery

After the main residence of the princes of Moldavia was changed from Suceava to Iași (1654), the metropolitan bishop had a house near the White Church where he was living while visiting the new capital. This was not his only residence in town, for often the prelate used to stay for longer periods of time at one of its thriving monasteries (Cetățuia, “Princely St Nicholas” or Golia). After the “new Metropolitan Cathedral”, Stratenia Church was built, Princess Anastasia erected around 1695 a number of princely dwellings. It was there that the Russian Tsar Peter the Great stayed in 1711 as a guest of the scholar prince Dimitrie Cantemir.
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