Best Chisinau holiday apartments

Chisinau

The most populous city and capital of the Republic of Moldova is certainly rich in contradictions, but it preserves the particular charm of a place where the Russian domination of the past centuries continues to be evident.
In recent years the city, along with the entire state, has seen a rapid growth in tourism and although Moldova is still the “least visited country” in Europe, it is an interesting destination for low-cost tourism.

To do

The first stop in the city is certainly Parcul Catedralei, in the city center. Lush and magnificent, quiet and well-kept, it is fully experienced by the locals for long walks, to bring children to play or just to have a drink at one of the many kiosks. Adjacent to the park is the Catedrala Nasterea Domnului, in pure Russian architectural style, which attracts with its beautiful frescoes and three magnificent altars. But there are many parks in Chisinau and all of them are very beautiful.
Also visit the National Museum of Ethnography and Natural History in Chinisau, the most important in the city: impressive architecture and fantastic collections ranging from prehistory to the present day, with a very interesting section dedicated to the folklore and tradition of Moldova.
If you are a wine lover, but also for the sake of the simple curiosity, you can’t miss a visit to the Milestii Mici, perhaps the most famous winery in the city. Moldova is very famous for its wine production and this cellar is the confirmation of this. With over two million bottles stored in a series of underground limestone quarries. At a depth of between 40 and 80 meters, with a constant temperature throughout the year between 12 and 14 degrees, it is impossible to resist even the tasting offered in the cellar.
A true paradise.

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