Tours & Activities in Moldova

Moldova is the world's largest wine producer per capita, with over 65% of the country covered by vineyards.

Orheiul Vechi, a 13th-century monastery complex, is carved into limestone cliffs and is one of Europe's most dramatic religious sites.

The Transnistrian region is a de facto independent state within Moldova that uses its own currency and is not recognized internationally.

Moldovan wine cellars in Cricova and Mileștii Mici contain some of the world's largest underground wine collections, with millions of bottles stored in Soviet-era tunnels.

Stephen the Great, Moldova's national hero, ruled for 47 years (1457–1504) and won 46 of 47 battles against Ottoman and Polish armies.

The traditional Moldovan dish mici (grilled meat rolls) and mămăligă (cornmeal porridge) reflect centuries of Balkan and Eastern European culinary influence.