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In Moldova, don't miss visiting the capital, Chișinău, with its historical buildings and green parks. The Orheiul Vechi monastery, carved into the cliff, is another must-see. For a tailor-made travel experience, explore the wine cellars of Cricova and Milestii Mici, some of the largest in the world.
The best time to travel to Moldova is between April and September. Spring and summer offer pleasant temperatures and sunny days, ideal for exploring vineyards and historical sites. Autumn, with its vibrant colors, is also an excellent period for a tailor-made travel experience.
In Moldova, activities abound. Wine enthusiasts can enjoy tastings in the famous cellars of Cricova and Milestii Mici. History buffs will appreciate visits to monasteries and archaeological sites. For nature lovers, hikes in nature reserves and boat rides on the Dniestr River are must-do activities.
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Browse the directoryBrowse the directoryThe official language of Moldova is Romanian, also known as Moldovan. Russian is also commonly spoken, especially in urban areas.
In Moldova, you can get around by bus, taxi, or rental car. Buses connect major cities and are an economical option. Taxis are available in large cities, and rental cars offer great flexibility for a tailor-made travel experience.
Moldovan cuisine is rich and varied. Typical dishes include sarmale (stuffed cabbage rolls), mămăligă (polenta), and mititei (grilled sausages). Dairy products and fruits are also prominent in Moldovan gastronomy.
In Moldova, you can bring back bottles of local wine, handcrafted items such as rugs and ceramics, as well as local jams and honey. These souvenirs will remind you of your tailor-made travel experience in Moldova.
In Moldova, several cultural events are worth attending. The International Wine Festival is a must for wine lovers. The Chișinău Folklore Festival offers a glimpse into local traditions. For a tailor-made travel experience, plan your stay around these events.