Chişinău and the Republic of Moldova are among the lesser-known travel destinations in Eastern Europe. Those wishing to discover this country, which is still unspoiled by tourism, will share in a unique travel experience off the beaten track. Chişinău offers travellers a wealth of museums and historical monuments. The architecture of the Moldovan capital reflects its different eras, and its picturesque parks are perfect for relaxing walks. Chişinău and the former Soviet Republic of Moldova are home to many ethnic groups, including Moldovans, Russians, Ukrainians and Gagauz - this diversity is reflected in the local culture, language and cuisine. The country’s untouched landscapes, centuries-old monasteries and warm hospitality are also among its highlights. The Republic of Moldova offers a rich mix of culture, history, nature and culinary experiences for travellers who are ready to explore lesser-known destinations.
The picturesque vineyards and with them numerous wineries that can be visited for sightseeing and wine tasting begin right at the gates of Chişinău. The Republic of Moldova is also home to a variety of unspoiled villages, important monasteries and untouched nature for you to discover.
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