Things to do in Moldova

Descend into the world's largest wine collection, with over 2 million bottles stored in underground tunnels stretching for miles.

Wander a dramatic limestone gorge with ancient cave monasteries and fortifications, offering stunning views over the Răut River.

Relax in Chișinău's oldest park, featuring a lake, shaded pathways, and monuments in the city's heart.

See the 19th-century stone arch commemorating the Russo-Turkish War, located near the Nativity Cathedral.

Explore exhibits from ancient to modern times, including medieval artifacts and Soviet-era memorabilia.

Taste authentic dishes like sarmale and placinte at this popular restaurant chain known for local flavors.

Visit one of Moldova's oldest monasteries, set in a forested area with beautiful frescoes and a peaceful atmosphere.

Discover the well-preserved medieval fortress on the Dniester River, known for its strategic importance and views.

Visit the self-declared republic's capital to see Soviet-era monuments and a unique political atmosphere.

Join Moldova's annual celebration of wine with tastings, tours, and cultural events in Chișinău.

Trek through Moldova's largest and oldest forest reserve, home to diverse flora and fauna in a serene setting.

Visit the picturesque monastery complex and the nearby waterfall cascading over limestone cliffs in a lush gorge.

Marvel at the stunning baroque architecture of this 18th-century monastery complex in a tranquil valley.

Dance the night away at one of Chișinău's most popular nightclubs, known for its vibrant atmosphere and music.

Sample freshly made Moldovan pastries filled with cheese, cabbage, or fruit at the bustling Piata Centrala.

Pay respects at this WWII memorial featuring an eternal flame and monuments honoring Soviet soldiers.

Discover ancient cave monasteries carved into cliffs along the Dniester River, with a rich spiritual history.

Enjoy a leisurely train journey through Moldova's countryside with views of rolling hills and vineyards.

Stay in a traditional guesthouse and participate in farming activities in this charming eco-village near Orheiul Vechi.

See the serene 19th-century monastery located in a remote area, perfect for quiet contemplation and architecture.

Take a boat trip along the Dniester to see cliffs, monasteries, and the natural beauty of the river valley.

View collections of Moldovan and European art in a neoclassical building in the heart of Chișinău.

Enjoy this traditional cornmeal dish served with brânză and sour cream at a rustic farmstead.

Attend an opera or ballet show at Moldova's premier performing arts venue in Chișinău.

Explore the house where Russian poet Alexander Pushkin lived during his exile, now a museum dedicated to his life.