Victory and the prominent bell tower<\/a>. If the facade of the building has not changed after the restoration, the dome originally had a different shape.<\/p>\nGo inside and get to know the luxurious (all gold) interior decoration (frescoes, lighting, paintings, and murals) that will not leave you indifferent. Its services and inscriptions are all done in the Romanian Language.<\/p>\n
It is highly recommended to take the services of the resident tour guide to better understand the wealth of artifacts preserved inside this sacred temple.<\/p>\n
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Muzeul Na\u021bional de Istorie a Moldovei<\/h2>\n
The National Museum of History of Moldova\u00a0 is a modest looking museum but consists of huge exhibition halls with Orthodox church art, archaeology, wildlife expositions, taxidermy, and preserved rare finds.<\/p>\n
It has a huge wealth of pieces to show how rich Moldovan\u2019s past and archaeological finds are.<\/p>\n
There are markers but unfortunately most of the information are in Moldovan Language and not much explanation in English making the tour partially interesting but still worth visiting because of the diverse collections presented inside the archaeological museum.<\/p>\n
There is a huge coverage about the birds and a presentation of too many stuffed rare birds.<\/p>\n
In general it is a nice museum to visit and learn about animal reconstructions in Moldova. A visit is advisable for those who do not know anything about Moldova, as well as those who have no idea of its historic and war-torn past.<\/p>\n
It gives you a good perspective of the origin of Moldova and downstairs there is an exhibition about the times of the Soviet Union.<\/p>\n
The core of the museum is made up of sections of archeology and ancient history, Ottoman and medieval times, Soviet Union rule, contemporary history and national treasures.<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re in Chisinau do not forget to visit this museum.<\/p>\n
Chisinau tourist attractions<\/h2>\nSt. Theodor Tiron Convent<\/h2>\n
The St. Theodor Tiron Convent was named after the Martyr Teodor Tiron. It is an Orthodox monastery that is easily accessible from the city on foot.<\/p>\n
To reach this convent, you must hail from the Plata Libertatii, the eastern end of the street where Stefan cel Mare is located,.<\/p>\n
It is about 200 meters apart and you will instantly see the striking monastery complex.<\/p>\n
The crowds and curious tourists gather here especially on weekends on this much visited monastery that was built in 1858 and renovated in 2002.<\/p>\n
If you pass through a small side door at the entrance gate, it will lead you into the spacious courtyard flanked with benches and gardens.<\/p>\n
The steps also lead into the provided with light blue towers monastery church, consisting of porch, nave and altar.<\/p>\n
The church is rich in precious icons and relics. Impressive are the chants performed during religious services, their voices are subdued but very powerful.<\/p>\n
At the entrance there is a small monastery shop where you can buy book, gifts, and prayer beads you can bring back home to family and friends.<\/p>\n
Museum of the City of Chisinau<\/h2>\n
The Museum of the City of Chisinau is located in a former water tower which is an important monument of industrial architecture of the XIX century.<\/p>\n
The Chisinau Water Tower was built by the first chief architect of the city-Russian architect AO Bernardazzi.<\/p>\n
In 1971, the water tower was converted into a museum of the city which has long been closed, but now resumed operations.<\/p>\n
The museum tower still has its preserved spiral metal staircase and during the process of the recent reconstruction an elevator was added to make every guest comfortable in going from one floor to another.<\/p>\n
The museum has a permanent exhibition of the heritage and history of the city and on the top floor anyone can have an opportunity to visit the temporary exhibition of children\u2019s art school, and there is also an outdoor observation deck which offers beautiful views of the city and especially the park and lake Valea Morilor.<\/p>\n
This preserved museum is in an excellent location, close to center of the town, and highly recommended to all especially the company of friends or families.<\/p>\n
However along the large spacious halls it is prohibited to take any pictures.<\/p>\n
If you plan to visit, it is advisable to call the museum ahead because they sometimes open only on certain times of the day.<\/p>\n
Pushkin Museum<\/h2>\n
The Pushkin Museum is dedicated to the life and times of Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin while on his brief stint in Moldova.<\/p>\n
He left an indelible mark on this town s and the people deiced to construct a separate museum and dedicate a special place in history and in their hearts for the former Russian author and poet.<\/p>\n
The best part of visiting this museum is the chance to see the house where Pushkin lived for several months.<\/p>\n
Everything remained intact, and gives an impression of how he has left it.<\/p>\n
There is not a single thing or object that was moved, even his manuscript and unfinished work remains waiting on his table.<\/p>\n
Be sure to schedule an arranged tour of this museum because it is usually closed on Mondays and Russian holidays.<\/p>\n
Kishinev Jacobs Jewish Cultural Center<\/h2>\n
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The Kishinev Jacobs Jewish Cultural Center is a great place where you can learn about the history of the Jewish people and to participate in their various activities, which are many.<\/p>\n
Aside from a host of things to do in this site, there are numerous organizations for people of different ages all working for a good cause, character, and self-development.<\/p>\n
For children there is a children\u2019s group. For youth \u2013 youth club Khaverim in which the young teens can actively participate.<\/p>\n
There are various clubs like; dancing, languages courses, fitness and more. The center holds sacred traditions and celebrations of the Jewish people.<\/p>\n
On Fridays, the traditional Sabbath day is strictly observed during which all the devotees must rest and not work.<\/p>\n
Milestii Mici<\/h2>\n
The Milestii Mici village is located 12 km from the wine cellars in Kishineva area.<\/p>\n
Mici has recently gained a place in the Guinness Book of Records for having the largest collection of wines in the world.<\/p>\n
On the territory there is a shop where you can buy wine, which you can also taste ahead in the cellars. There are lots of things to do while inside this family owned vineyard and wine distillery plant.<\/p>\n
You will learn so many interesting facts about wine making and at the same time have so much fun while being entertained by a hospitable family.<\/p>\n
To start the delightful journey, you will be lead to two fountains, one with red wine and the other with white. Entrance to the cellar is impressive.<\/p>\n
The long corridors with racks that are made of bottles of wine are dazzling. It is very entertaining to see all the process happen in one place.<\/p>\n
The guide explains all the shows jokes and asks tricky questions and knowingly gives time for photography and discussion of what he saw.<\/p>\n
And most importantly \u2013 there are taste test of the freshly gathered wines. At the end of the tour there is an organized banquet as token of appreciation from its owner to the guests.<\/p>\n
They serve the best food, elegant silverwares, posh celebration, and live music in a room with a fireplace. It is interesting original and tasty!<\/p>\n
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Chisinau is a city that has preserved all its natural parks into perfection.<\/p>\n
There is not a boring site and every corner or attractions can stand on its own merits and features and continually amuse guests and eager tourists to discover what the city has to provide regarding culture, history, entertainment, and faith.<\/p>\n
Although it can boasts of so many attractions in one place, the city does not appear overwhelming or tiring enough.<\/p>\n
Every points of interest make the great effort to introduce the young country and city and what it has done and gave up to achieve their long road to independence from the Ottoman and Soviet occupation.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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