Location: Approximately 30 minutes south of Chisinau, making it convenient to combine with a visit to Hîncu Monastery. Guinness World Record: Recognized as the world’s largest wine cellar, Milestii Mici stretches over 200 kilometers (55 km accessible for tours). Highlights: Wine Collection: With over 1.5 million bottles, it features a remarkable variety of reds, whites, and sweet wines, some aged for decades. Tour Experience: Guided exploration of the underground wine city, where the streets are named after wine varieties like Cabernet and Chardonnay. Insights into Moldova’s winemaking traditions and the history of Milestii Mici. An atmospheric tasting experience in elegant underground halls, featuring premium wines paired with local snacks. Why Visit? For wine lovers, it’s a dream come true. The combination of history, unique surroundings, and exceptional wine is unparalleled.

Location: Situated in the lush Codri Forest, about 60 km from Chisinau. History: Established in 1678 by Mihail Hîncu, the monastery is one of Moldova's oldest and most significant religious sites. Initially built as a convent, it was expanded and restored over centuries. Highlights: Beautiful Setting: Nestled in nature, the monastery is a peaceful retreat surrounded by rolling hills and greenery. Architecture: Admire the vibrant colors and intricate designs of the churches, including the Dormition of the Mother of God Cathedral. Religious Significance: The monastery is an active religious site where visitors can attend services or witness traditional practices. Why Visit? The serenity and spiritual atmosphere make it an inspiring stop, ideal for those seeking history and tranquility.