Moldova
- Chișinău: Moldova’s capital blends leafy parks, Soviet-era architecture, vibrant cafés, and an emerging arts scene.
- Orheiul Vechi: The country’s most iconic archaeological site with cave monasteries, dramatic cliffs, and rural serenity.
- Cricova: A legendary underground wine city where endless cellars hold some of Europe’s finest sparkling wines.
- Purcari: Rolling vineyards, elegant tastings, and castle-like estates make this southern region a wine lover’s dream.
- Soroca: Known for its medieval fortress on the Dniester and unique Roma community architecture on the “Gypsy Hill.”
- Comrat: The heart of Gagauzia offers a unique cultural blend, with regional wines, local markets, and warm hospitality.
- Bălți: Moldova’s second-largest city offers authentic local life, Soviet remnants, and a gateway to the country’s north.
- Tipova: Home to one of Eastern Europe’s largest cave monasteries, nestled in scenic cliffs along the Dniester River.
- Călărași: A quiet countryside town with nearby monasteries, forested hills, and artisan traditions in full display.
- Ungheni: A peaceful town on the Prut River, known for its Eiffel-inspired bridge and proximity to the Romanian border.
