One of Europe’s Least Visited Countries

Moldova is often called one of Europe’s hidden gems, attracting relatively few tourists despite its rich culture, natural beauty, and warm hospitality.

Land of Wine

Moldova is one of the world’s top wine-producing countries per capita, with a winemaking tradition dating back thousands of years. The Cricova and Milestii Mici wine cellars are among the largest in the world.

Home to the World's Largest Wine Cellar

Milestii Mici holds the Guinness World Record for the largest wine cellar, with over 200 kilometers of underground galleries and millions of bottles stored.

Official Language is Romanian

Though often referred to as Moldovan, the official language is essentially Romanian, and the country shares strong cultural and historical ties with Romania.

Chisinau – A Soviet-Era Capital with Green Spaces

Chisinau, the capital, features a mix of Soviet architecture, broad boulevards, and many parks and gardens, giving it a surprisingly green and laid-back atmosphere.

Transnistria – A Breakaway Region

The self-declared republic of Transnistria lies within Moldova's borders. It operates independently with its own government, currency, and flag, though it is not internationally recognized.

Rich Folk Traditions

Moldova has a vibrant tradition of folk music, dances, and handicrafts, especially during festivals and in rural villages.

Orthodox Christian Country

The majority of Moldovans are Eastern Orthodox Christians, and the country is home to beautiful monasteries like Căpriana and Orheiul Vechi.

Low Cost of Living

Moldova is known for its affordable lifestyle, making it an attractive destination for budget travelers and digital nomads.

Scenic Countryside and Caves

Beyond the cities, Moldova offers rolling hills, vineyards, caves, and rivers—perfect for exploring off-the-beaten-path destinations.