Top Moldova Private Sightseeing Tours

On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll explore Chișinău through the eyes of a local, visiting historic monuments, elegant parks, and architectural treasures. You’ll also hear about the personalities and events that shaped this unique Eastern European capital. Moldova’s capital city is a blend of Soviet grandeur, Romanian heritage, and surprising local stories waiting to be discovered. This audio tour starts at the Main Post Office at “Kilometer 0,” the point from which all distances in Moldova are measured. You’ll stroll through the elegant Cathedral Park to see its Orthodox cathedral and bell tower, and pass the grand Triumphal Arch. Along the way, you’ll find out how Russian, Romanian, and Soviet influences have shaped Chișinău’s identity through the centuries. The tour ends in a spot adjacent to the historic Chisinau City Hall building and the impressive Organ Hall, originally installed because the daughter of a Soviet leader wanted to study organ music.

Our tour stands out for a more authentic, comfortable and personalized approach than the classic excursions. Offered in private format, it allows you to discover Curchi and Orheiul Vechi in very good conditions, with more flexibility, more attention and an experience better adapted to the Traveler’s pace. We offer not only a visit of sites, but a real introduction to the soul of Moldova: its religious heritage, landscapes, history and rural atmosphere. This tour is for travelers who want to understand, feel and discover the country in more depth.

Discover the charm of Iași, Romania's cultural capital, on a full-day guided tour from Chișinău. Travel across the border and explore one of Romania's oldest cities, renowned for its elegant architecture, rich history, and vibrant atmosphere. Visit iconic landmarks such as the magnificent Palace of Culture, the impressive Metropolitan Cathedral, the beautifully carved Three Hierarchs Monastery, and the historic streets of the city center. Stroll through the peaceful Copou Park, home to the legendary Eminescu's Linden Tree, enjoy free time to sample traditional Romanian cuisine or relax in one of the city's charming cafés. This private day trip offers an unforgettable opportunity to experience the heritage, architecture, and hospitality of northeastern Romania, all with the comfort of private transportation and the insights of a knowledgeable guide. Book your Iași adventure today and discover why this remarkable city has inspired generations of artists, writers, and visitors alike.

Wine culture is such a big part of Moldova heritage. The story of Milestii Mici Winery begins in an old stone-extracting mine, where the extraction of limestone over the years inadvertently created the perfect environment for wine maturation and storage. The Mileștii Mici winery is known for having tunnels over a total length of 200km and the largest wine cellar in the world. Today, the collection exceeds 2 million bottles and can be visited at any time of the year, with a constant underground temperature between 12-14 degrees Celsius. The winery is located approximately 16 kilometers south of Chișinău, in the Ialoveni district. Embarking on a journey to Mileștii Mici Winery offers not just a taste of exceptional wines but also an immersive experience into Moldova's rich cultural and historical tapestry.

Tired of cookie-cutter tours that feel like a checklist? This personalized trip through Transnistria (an unrecognised country within Moldova, and known locally as Pridnestrovie) is tailored to your pace. Instead of rushing through landmarks, explore with a local artist who shows you both top sights and hidden corners most tourists miss. It’s the perfect way to truly understand the country—with time to ask questions, hear real stories, and let Transnistria speak for itself.

Take an unforgettable journey through the contrasts of Moldova's history as you explore Transnistria, "the country that doesn't exist." Your guide, an urban sketcher, tailors your tour of Tiraspol, from hidden gems to Soviet relics to Moldovan monuments featured on postcards and currency. Feel like a local and discover places you wouldn't find on your own.

This isn’t a typical city tour, it’s a time-travel ride through Chișinău in a vintage Lada/VAZ. On a private route, we’ll cruise past Soviet-era icons, bold brutalist buildings, mosaics, and a few “frozen-in-time” landmarks, with short stops for the best photo spots. Along the way, your local guide will explain what you’re looking at in a simple, engaging way so the city starts to make sense, not just look impressive. Expect hotel pickup, a relaxed pace, and a tour that feels personal rather than scripted.

What makes this tour unique? Unlike a typical tour, there’s no script, no rushing, and no list of things you have to see. This is a private and completely customizable day — if you want to change the plan, stay longer somewhere, or skip something, we simply do it. Your guide is not a teacher giving you a history lesson. He’s a local who has lived his whole life in Moldova, showing you his country the way he would show it to a friend. Expect relaxed conversations, jokes, stories, spontaneous stops, and honest, non-biased opinions about Moldova and everyday life. Come as a guest, leave feeling like you spent the day with a local friend.

Unlike a typical day trip, this is a private and flexible experience starting in Chișinău. There’s no fixed script or mandatory stops — we can adapt the day to what interests you. As Moldova’s neighbour, Ukraine’s history and changes have always been close to us. We didn’t live through everything ourselves, but we felt the repercussions, watched the changes unfold, and experienced many of them from just across the border. Your local guide will share that neighbour’s perspective — not a formal history lecture, but honest conversations, personal observations, stories, and opinions about Ukraine, Moldova, and the connections between the two. More than visiting Odesa, it’s about understanding it through the eyes of someone from the neighbouring country.

If you want to feel the breath of the former Soviet Union, we invite you to visit Transnistria. It will be exciting and interesting. This region was formed after the war in 1992 and is independent from Moldova, although officially it is considered to be part of Moldova. It has its own currency, own president and three official languages. We will visit places and buildings from the former USSR. You will see Lenin monuments, the majestic House of Soviets in the style of Stalinism, the 16th century Bendery fortress. You will visit the USSR canteen, where many old Soviet things are collected . The highlight of your trip will be visit to a private guesthouse "Usadba Acasa" in a Bulgarian village of Parcani,where we will go for lunch. Lunch will be prepared by caring hosts in the best national traditions.Here you will taste delicious homemade wine and take part in a folklore performance,get acguainted with the life of local residents, national traditions

Most visitors to Transnistria see Soviet monuments and city squares. This tour takes you beyond them – into hidden military sites, underground tunnels, and places that even many locals have never visited. Just outside Tiraspol, in the villages of Parkany and Bychok, a forgotten layer of history still survives. Highlights include: 1. A real WWII-era defensive bunker (DOT) hidden on the outskirts of Parkany. 2. Exclusive access to a decommissioned Soviet anti-hail rocket station – an experience unavailable on any other tour in Transnistria. See original rocket models and an authentic launch control panel. 3. Exploration of underground limestone tunnels stretching for hundreds of kilometers beneath Bychok. 4. A walk along the Dniester River to a giant Soviet red star carved directly into the rock. 5. A panoramic viewpoint overlooking the Dniester. Led by Andrew, a local guide born and raised in Transnistria, this tour reveals a side of Transnistria that most visitors will never see.

Discover the stories and legacy of Moldova’s Jewish community on a half-day, private tour of Jewish sites in Chisinau, from the Holocaust Memorial to the Jewish Cemetery, Chisinau Synagogue, and Kishinev Jacobs Jewish Campus. Exploring with a private guide ensures you’ll have plenty of time to see the things that interest you, with the chance to search local archives, learn about specific historic events, and discuss Moldova’s modern-day Jewish community.

Embrace luxury with a private wine tasting tour. Visit this underground wine cellar to develop your understanding of wine. Visit maturing areas, sample the beverages on offer and enjoy a plentiful supply of nuts, biscuits and water. Explore multiple locations while roaming rambling underground streets and the Moldovan country side in style in your own private air-conditioned vehicle.

Each winery tour allows you to discover the fascinating story behind Castel Mimi and taste some of the best Moldavan wines. The winery tour includes a captivating walk through the chateau’s cellars, gardens, courtyard and the production area of the winery. The winery tour is concluded with guided wine tastings that will provide you with a great sensorial experience. All but one of our tours also includes a selection of traditional Moldovan, gourmet tasting dishes. In conclusion we can say that you will have a trip with a tasting of selected wines at one of the most refined wineries in the country - Castel Mimi. We will have a wonderful time here, in an atmosphere that is as authentic as it is modern. You will feel pampered by the intoxicating aromas of the wines! The winery is not open on Mondays and Tuesdays.

We offer you an excursion dedicated to one of the regions of Moldova: "Gagauzia". This little-known region is located in the south of Moldova. It is populated by the Gagauz, a Turkish-speaking population largely Russified and historically close to the Turks of Anatolia. They thus speak a Turkish dialect (but also Russian) and they are Orthodox Christians (and not Muslims). Historically, the Turkish-speaking Christians of Bulgaria, the "Gök-oğuz" or Gagauz, were established here in 1812, among the Moldovans, when the Russian Empire annexed Bessarabia.

Private tour by an expat living in Moldova for the last 6 years. Get a unique and balanced view of Moldova's realities and challenges.

Two private days with your own driver-guide through Chișinău's museums, two monasteries and two wine estates, at your own pace. A private tour for your group only (1–3 travelers). Airport welcome and drop-off, plus daily pickup from and return to your accommodation, are included in the price. Highlights: • Private air-conditioned car and driver-guide, 09:00–21:00 daily • Chișinău: Ethnography Museum, City Museum tower, Valea Morilor Park • Two wine estates: Château Cojușna and Poiana Winery • Căpriana and Hîncu monasteries • Petru Costin open-air museum • Reservations and on-call support throughout • Late flight? Relax with refreshments before your airport transfer (complimentary) • Welcome gift: two bottles of Moldovan wine • Tastings, meals and restaurants are your choice; you pay on site Locally owned and personally hosted by Turover.

Skip the crowds—this is a private tour for your group only! Discover the most charming places in Chisinau with a professional guide while hearing fascinating stories and legends. Did you know Moldova once produced nearly two-thirds of all the wine consumed in the Soviet Union? You'll visit the famous Cricova Underground Wine Cellar—one of the largest in the world. Alongside world-class wine, enjoy traditional Moldavian cuisine that will delight your taste buds. Admire the stunning cathedral of the Moldovan Orthodox Church, built in a neoclassical style in the 1830s. Explore hidden gems in the city's streets and corners, each with its own story. Your guide will share what makes life in Chisinau so unique. This experience is perfect for first-time visitors who want to enjoy the culture, flavors, and spirit of Moldova in a personal and immersive way.

Discover Moldova's rich winemaking history as you embark on a wine tasting tour to two prestigious vineyards. Visit an underground wine cellar in Cricova for a tour of the maturing and sparkling wine sections and enjoy a tasting with snacks. Then, head to Milestii Mici Winery, home to the world's largest wine collection, where you learn even more about wine and enjoy a guided tasting.

Just 12 miles (20 kilometers) south of Moldova’s capital Chișinău lies Milestii Mici, a vast wine cellar said to accommodate about 2 million bottles. With this tour, a driver takes the wheel, ferrying guests to and around the underground complex. On a guided tour of the cellar, learn about Moldovan viticulture, and sample three different wines as well as typical Moldovan dishes.

Explore the city of Chisinau, the capital and largest city of Moldova, on this half-day private guided walking tour. See significant sites and attractions including Dendrarium Park, Organ Hall, cathedrals, and government buildings, and learn about the history of the city from your guide who also shares their own insights and experiences.

Explore Chisinau on a private, customizable walking tour. Customize your itinerary by selecting: • 2-Hour, 3-Hour, or 4-Hour Tour • Your choice of stops from the itinerary • Essential, In-Depth, or Immersive experiences at each stop • Focus on history, culture, architecture, or local stories • Exploration of one or both included paid stops: National Museum of History of Moldova & the National Museum of Ethnography & Natural History • Optional free interior visit at the Metropolitan Cathedral, when accessible. Your guide will then adapt the tour to your interests & preferred pace. Explore Chisinau's most important landmarks, from the Triumphal Arch to the Assembly Square. Discover impressive architecture & cultural treasures. Hear the stories behind Moldova's capital & its people. Because every stop and depth level has a different duration, the final route & number of stops will vary according to your selections. Your guide will recommend adjustments to ensure a smooth experience.

Transnistria is one of Europe’s most unusual destinations, yet even many visitors never discover its remarkable collection of Soviet monumental art. Departing from Chisinau, this private tour brings together more than 30 mosaics and 10 monumental bas-reliefs hidden across Bender, Ghisca, Tiraspol, Blizhniy Khutor and Sucleia. Created mainly between the 1960s and 1980s, these artworks once decorated factories, schools, cultural centres, sports facilities, bus stops and public buildings. While many similar works disappeared elsewhere after 1991, dozens have survived here almost unchanged. No museums, queues or entrance tickets – just a journey through rarely visited cities, industrial districts and villages, exploring forgotten Soviet art with a local guide.