Top Moldova Dining Experiences

Explore the town of Chisinau on this private walking tour. Your guide will explain the history of the city, founded in 1420, but remade after WWII. You’ll see Stalinist architecture mixed with modernism in its churches, museums, and parks. At the end of the tour, relax in a cosy pub with some local cherry liqueur.

Immerse yourself in a unique culture on this off-the-beaten-track tour. Traveling just south of Chişinău, meet the Gagauz people, an ethnically Turkic group embracing Eastern Orthodox traditions. Learn to make Gozleme pastry, try on traditional clothing, and taste local specialties including lamb, cheeses, homemade wine, and snacks. Private transportation and a tour leader are included for a seamless experience.

It's a unique opportunity to visit 2 wineries in one day. In the southern part of the country are growned the sweetest grapes, ideally for production of high quality wine. We can try these in the heart of the factory. You'll fall in love from the first sip. Don't hesitate to try it.

Indulge in luxury with this caviar and champange tour. Aquatir is one of the largest sturgeon facilities in the Black Sea region, the historic home of caviar. Partake in a tour of the facility to learn about the technology and practices used in fish farming and caviar preservation. Enjoy a professional tasting session that stimulates the senses with an authentic salty, rich and bubbly flavor profile.

Day Tour: Old Orhei Monasteries Complex & Brănești Cellar Wine Tasting Embark on a scenic tour to the Old Orhei Monasteries Complex, a fascinating historical site, followed by a wine tasting at Pivnitele from Brănești Winery, nestled in the forest near Orheiul Vechi in Brănești village. Explore the unique Orhei Cave Monastery, the charming village of Butuceni, and the breathtaking landscapes that are unlike anything else in Moldova. Afterward, you'll head to the winery for an unforgettable experience. At Brănești Winery, there are two tasting halls, one of which is located underground. These halls are beautifully decorated with wood and metal, showcasing themes related to vine cultivation and winemaking. Enjoy lunch at the Stone Age Complex of Pivnitele from Brănești Winery, where, thanks to the lack of internet and mobile phone signals, you can fully disconnect from the modern world and enjoy the peaceful surroundings away from city noise.