Victory Memorial and Eternal Flame

A trip to explore the most beautiful historical site in Moldova will be incomplete if it lacks the Victory Memorial and Eternal Flame, which is a historical attraction at the heart of Chisinau, Moldova. In this structure, five red pillars are forced skyward, forming an inverted cone. It commemorates Moldova's five years of participation in World War II. It honors Soviet soldiers who sacrificed in combat against German-Romanian forces. Aside from being a great destination for sightseeing, the landmark may also be able to inform you about Moldova's history.

In the Soviet era, the complex was known as the Victory Memorial. The monument was renovated on August 24, 2006, to mark the 62nd anniversary of the Second Jassy–Kishinev Offensive. The memorial is guarded by a Moldovan Army honor guard that changes every hour. On national holidays, wreath-laying ceremonies are performed at the memorial's center. The Central Bank of Russia released a five-ruble coin devoted to Chisinau on August 1, 2016, from the series "Cities – capitals of states rescued by Soviet soldiers from Nazi invaders," with the reverse depicting the monument in honor of the Second Jassy–Kishinev Offensive. A total of two million copies have been printed.

Location: Strada Pantelimon Halippa 5, Chisnau