• Chisinau - Discover:
  The city’s origins from the 15th century
  Stephan the Great, a celebrated medieval hero
  The impact of WWII bombings
  The 1940 earthquake
  The city’s revival under Soviet influence
  Renowned Moldovan wines
  Everyday life in Chisinau
  The Parliament Building shaped like an open book
  The recently refurbished Presidential Palace
  The significance of the Orthodox Religion in local life
  The top spot for purchasing traditional souvenirs

Explore:
Stephen the Great Monument
National History Museum
Stephen the Great Park
Parliament Building
Presidential Palace
National Opera and Ballet Theatre
Milestii Mici
Nativity Cathedral
Bell Tower
Triumphal Arch
City Hall
Organ Hall
Artists’ Square

• Possible customizing on tour with your local guide on the spot
• Private guided Tour
• Local Guide who will be with your group only

• Gratuities
• Entrance Fee

Chisinau, the pulsating core of the Republic of Moldova, was greatly destroyed during WWII and later restored by the Russians, inheriting its Soviet-style structures and Stalinist-inspired architecture along its chief thoroughfares. Discover some remaining pre-WWII edifices, savor the local cuisine at trendy cafes, bars and restaurants, or sample famed local wines at one of the numerous city wineries. You can also hunt for antiques in Arbat. Key attractions to explore in Chisinau include the park and monument dedicated to Stephen the Great, a renowned medieval hero; the unique, open-book designed Parliament Building; the Presidential Palace, the epicenter of 2009’s demonstrations; Milestii Mici Wine store, home to globally acclaimed local wines; the City Hall, an early 20th-century Italian Gothic architectural marvel, among its few remaining counterparts, and many more areas of interest.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.