Moldova is which country's Moldova tourism strategy?

Moldova is a typical small country in Eastern Europe. It once had a long and rich history and culture. As a traditional small European country, it has preserved a large number of historical sites. The culture here is very special, and the food and customs are also interesting. Here, I will share with you a detailed travel guide.

Which country is Moldova from?

Moldova is a small European country, located between Ukraine and Romania, and a landlocked country in southeastern Europe.

Moldova's guide to free travel

Time: 20 19

Visa: Schengen visa entry and exit

Itinerary: Two days, Kirchner Wu-tiraspol.

Transportation: peer 10 people, 22 to 25 buses. Expressway is rare, the condition of ordinary roads is not very good, and there are few vehicles on the roads.

Guide: Locals, Russians or Romanians.

Accommodation: Four-star hotel, including buffet breakfast, average 400 yuan/room.

Catering: local catering. The price is cheap.

Cost: About 900 yuan RMB per person per day.

Remarks: There are free toilets in restaurants, scenic spots, hotels and rest areas of gas stations. Other locations need to charge, about 0.5 euros.

Recommend famous scenic spots

1, Arc de Triomphe: The Saint Gate, also known as the Arc de Triomphe in Chisinau, is located in the downtown square and is one of the few ancient times in Chisinau that was not destroyed by the war in World War II.

Ruins.

2. Stefan Selmar

Park): Located on the west side of downtown square in Chisinau, a bronze statue of Archduke Stefan stands at the entrance of the park, which is a good place for Chisinau citizens to relax.

3.Clicquot tile wine cellar: one of the largest underground wine cellars in the world.

The first day, Wu.

The Republic of Moldova is located in the lower reaches of the Danube River in the northeastern Balkan Peninsula of Europe, on the southern edge of the Eastern European Plain, and most of its territory lies between the Prut River and the left bank of the Transnistrian River.

It borders Ukraine in the east and north, Romania across the Prut River in the west and the Black Sea in the southeast. Moldova was once a country that joined the Soviet Union in the west, with an area of 33,800 square kilometers, a length of 350 kilometers from north to south and a width of 150 kilometers from east to west. Moldova is a small country in Europe.

Kirchner Wu is the capital of Moldova;

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Arc de Triomphe:

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Museums:

Pushkin statue:

Statue of Archduke Stefan:

Mimi Castle Winery:

Crikwa Winery:

One of the top ten wine cellars in the world, it is the second largest wine cellars in Moldova. This wine cellar has become a business card of Moldova. It has a sidewalk of 120 km and stores about1250,000 bottles of rare wine, of which the oldest wine can be traced back to 1902. Since the15th century, the tunnel building for wine collection has always existed in the underground of Klikova City. At that time, limestone was dug up in the tunnel. In 1950s, this underground mall with a depth of 100 meters became an underground wine mall, which was affectionately called "wine city". It has a huge network, functional warehouses, tasting rooms and storage facilities.

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The dispute between the United States and Russia over Tibetan wine

The next day, Kirchner Wu-tiraspol

This area traditionally belongs to Moldova. It is generally recognized internationally that this region is a part of Moldova (belonging to Moldavia, the former Soviet Socialist Republic).

However, the region along the Transnistrian River has actually become independent, and the "Republic of Moldavia along the Transnistrian River" was established in 1990, with tiraspol as its capital, and its national flag was changed to that of Moldavia of the former Soviet Union in 2009.

People in this area mainly speak Russian and Romanian. Together with Abkhazia, Georgia, South Ossetia and Nagorny Karabakh, Azerbaijan, it is called the four enclaves of the former Soviet Union. These four regions are independent political entities that are not universally recognized by all countries, and the four regions recognize their national sovereignty.

Tiraspol, the capital of Moldavia on the left bank of Transnistria.

Lenin statue:

Fort Bentley:

In the southeast of Moldova, on the right bank of the lower reaches of the Transnistrian River, there is a castle built in the12nd century.

Moldovan cuisine:

Tourist sentiment

This is the smallest and poorest country in the former Soviet Union, and the only country that can be famous internationally is wine. This country is shaped like a bunch of grapes. The first grape vine planted in the Balkan Black Sea region, whose main output value depends on the production and export of wine, has the densest and largest wine kiln in the world. All the visitors here are alcohol-related products, but it may be related to drinking too much. People here seem to be in a coma all the time, which is really unpleasant.