Travel Guide to Chisinau, Moldova

Scenic spot introduction:

Chisinau in Moldova is one of the most famous grape-producing areas in Eastern Europe and an inland city with a rich Russian flavor. Although this city only has a history of more than 500 years, and there are not many ancient buildings, each of them is a representative of the classics. It has not fallen behind in culture and education, and has been influenced by Lenin and Pushkin to a certain extent. The biggest reason why Chisinau attracts tourists is its long history of wine making. It can be said that if you don’t taste the local wine here, you have never been to this city.

Attractions distribution:

Chisinau is located on the banks of the Bek River and is the capital of the Republic of Moldova, not far from Ukraine. The most important attractions in the city are the Arc de Triomphe and the Cathedral in the center, which are also the only two remaining ancient buildings that have maintained their original appearance after World War II. Lenin Street and Pushkin Street are the main streets in the city, where many shops and restaurants are concentrated. On the outskirts of the city, Mileshtimichi Wine Cellar is the most worth visiting attraction, where you can fully experience the charm of wine; the Pushkin Museum, which was converted from Pushkin's former residence, is the best place to learn about the great man's life.

Scenic spot features:

Celebrities, wine tasting, religion, monuments, zoos, museums, wine cellars