Make your inbox happier!

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Thank you for subscribing to the newsletter.

Oops. Something went wrong. Please try again later.

Category: News

HomeNews

By Plane, Train, or Bus: How to Reach Moldova

Not long ago, mentioning Moldova to most travelers got you a blank stare — or worse, a confused "oh, the Maldives?" It's a mix-up that's happened so often it's practically a running joke among those who've actually been here: two names that sound vaguely similar, describing two places that couldn't be more different. One is …

Moldova Is Shortlisted for the Wanderlust Reader Travel Awards 2026 — Here’s How to Vote

Moldova has officially been shortlisted for the Wanderlust Reader Travel Awards 2026, the UK's largest reader-voted travel awards, now marking their 25th anniversary. It's a milestone moment for a country that, until recently, barely registered on the international travel radar — and proof that the story of Moldova as an authentic, uncrowded European destination is …

“Produs Autohton”: Moldova’s Biggest Celebration of Local Food, Wine and Tradition Returns This August

If you're planning a trip to Moldova this summer, mark your calendar for August 28–30, 2026. The Moldexpo International Exhibition Center in Chișinău will host the second edition of "Produs Autohton" ("Homegrown Product"), a three-day exhibition that brings together over 300 Moldovan producers, folk traditions, and — most temptingly for visitors — an enormous amount …

“Hora” Could Join the UNESCO Cultural Heritage List

Moldova's village hora — the communal circle dance that once brought whole villages together for holidays and celebrations — may soon be proposed for inscription on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list. Specialists are now preparing the nomination file, which is expected to be submitted jointly with Romania and several Balkan countries.The National Commission for the …

Bardar’s Tulip Fields Are in Bloom — and Open for Visitors

You don’t really expect to find something like this just outside Chișinău.One moment you’re still in the city, dealing with traffic and concrete, and less than an hour later you’re standing in the middle of open fields, surrounded by rows of tulips.No signs, no big entrance, no sense that this was designed to be a …