Moldova is a small but very diverse country. The local wine culture is world famous and dates back more than 6000 years. The country is famous for its own grape varieties with unique characteristics, such as Feteasca Negre, Feteasca Albae, Rara Neuge and Cabernet Sauvignon. Moldovan wines began to receive high marks at international competitions and exhibitions. Therefore, wine tours to Moldova with tastings are becoming more and more popular.
Fans of hiking can go to the mountains. The cells of a hermit monk, where he preached his sermons, are still preserved in Bekirova Mountain. The Red Mountain resembles a giant porous wall of all shades of red - from soft pink to scarlet. There is a discovery for speleologists here - a karst fault 500 meters long. Stroenetsky Yar boasts fabulous views and a series of waterfalls. Sokolsky geological profile is a real paleontological monument.
Fans of mysticism will be interested to know the legend behind the "Cave of the Dead" in the north of the country. Behind the monastery of Hirciauca in the beech forest there is a healing spring of youth. Moldova is also home to the largest rock monastery in Central Europe. And Soldanesti underground 13-storey bunker impresses with its scope and monumentality.