Tiraspol

Tiraspol, Moldova's second-largest city, is a place where you can get a peek of what's distinctive to Moldova, with vestiges of the country's dark and golden days obvious in its architectural and nearly everything you'll come across when traveling to Moldova. You'll get a peculiar feeling wandering around Tiraspol's corners because the city is eerily quieter than any other city you'll visit on your Moldova vacation. There are still traces of the Soviet Union in its parks.

Indeed, walking around the city's parks and Moldovan points of interest in Tiraspol will make you feel as if you're seeing through a clear window into the past, exposing what happened there. Tiraspol is therefore appealing enough to encapsulate Moldova's rich history. What is there to see and do in Moldova? Museums would not be able to preserve history if they were not constructed to care for the treasures. And there's plenty of it in Tiraspol, catching the eyes of every visitor! The Noul Neamt Monastery, Kvint Factory, Tiraspol National History Museum, and the Zelinsky House-Museum are just a few of Tiraspol's attractions. Apart from that, Tiraspol offers a variety of activities, such as climbing the bell tower to enjoy a bird's eye view of the Noul Neamt Monastery, dining in Kumanyok, or sipping coffee at Café Larionov.

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