Monasteries and churches Free
Visit to Curchi Monastery Complex
A visit to Curchi Monastery's five-domed church, taking in the restored frescoes and a walk through the courtyard surrounded by cells and gardens.
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Monasteries and churches Free
A visit to Curchi Monastery's five-domed church, taking in the restored frescoes and a walk through the courtyard surrounded by cells and gardens.
Monasteries and churches Free
A hike through centuries-old forest down to the cave monastery on the bank of the Nistru, with a stop at the nearby natural waterfall.
Nature Free
A hike along the Saharna valley, passing several small waterfalls on the way to the monastery, with a stop at the footprint-shaped mark in the rock.
Rural tourism from ~25 EUR
An overnight stay in a traditional Butuceni house, with a dinner made from the hosts' own farm produce, served on the wooden porch.
Rural tourism from ~10 EUR
A morning activity for families with children: feeding the chickens and goats in the yard, followed by a breakfast of fresh eggs and milk.
Rural tourism from ~20 EUR
An overnight stay at a traditional homestead built beside an old water mill, with meals prepared from local produce.
Rural tourism from ~18 EUR
A combined half-day: baking home-style bread with the host, followed by a short visit to the nearby pottery workshop.
Rural tourism from ~12 EUR
A rowing-boat ride on the Nistru, followed by relaxation on the guesthouse's small beach area.
Rural tourism from ~22 EUR
An overnight stay in a homestead decorated with heritage objects, with a dinner of northern Moldovan home cooking: zeamă soup and cheese plăcinte.
Culture from ~12 EUR
A local craftsman demonstrates wheel-throwing technique, then invites visitors to shape their own clay piece to take home once it has dried.
Culture from ~15 EUR
An experienced weaver explains traditional floral and geometric patterns and invites visitors to try weaving a few rows on a hand loom.
Food and drink from ~15 EUR
Visitors knead and bake their own bread in the host's clay oven, the way it's been done for generations in the villages around Orheiul Vechi.