Moldova represents a reference point for our national culture, being the cradle for great figures of Romanian Literature and Art. Memorial houses, churches, and fortresses are some of the most representative sites of the region. In Moldova you will also find ‘natural treasures’ such as national parks and national reservations.
The region of Moldova is situated in the Eastern part of Romania and is bordered in the North by Ukraine, in the East by The Republic of Moldovia, Transilvania and Bucovina in the West, Dobrogea and Muntenia in the South. Besides the Romanians, many ethnic nationalities such as: Ukrainians, Russians, Bulgarians, Csangos, and Roma live here.
The relief of Moldova is famous for its diversity and includes mountains, hills as well as fields and meadows. We find the mountains in the Western part, The Plateau and The Fields of Moldavia in the Central part of the region. The mountains that stretch in this area are: Tarcau Mountains, Ciucului Mountains, Nemira Mountains, Hasmas Mountains, Ceahlau Mountains, Stanisoarei Mountains, and Vrancea Mountains.
IASI, the former Cultural Capital of Moldova, is one of the most beautiful architectural jewels in the country, representative by The Palace of Culture, Union Museum, Roznovanu Palace, The House with Arches.
Numerous museums, memorial houses, churches and monasteries, cultural centers, and relaxation spaces are found in this place that was the capital of Moldavia for three centuries. It is also the birthplace of many notable Romanian figures from various fields.
Romania’s river gateway, Galați rises where the Siret and the Prut meet the Danube. It is the country’s most important port city, keeping an industrial edge that contrasts with its elegant riverside promenade, one of the longest in Europe.
Here you’ll find the History Museum, the imposing Orthodox Cathedral and the Botanical Garden. Nearby lie the Lunca Joasă a Prutului Nature Park and the Lower Danube reserves, a paradise for birdwatchers.
Galați is also the natural gateway to the Danube Delta and a good starting point for exploring southern Moldavia.
PIATRA NEAMT is the residence of Neamt county and the place where the history speaks through valuable monuments. One of the main attractions of the city is the Gondola along with the historical sites: The Royal Court, Cucuteni Museum, and the Memorial House ‘Calistrat Hogas’.
BACAU, is representative for its impressive number of museums, memorial houses, and parks. The main attractions of the city are: The Astronomical Observatory ‘Victor Anestin’, ‘George Bacovia’ Memorial House, Vivariu Museum.
BOTOSANI is a city with numerous cultural buildings and the birthplace of many Romanian personalities.
