Moldova's National Wine Festival is one of the most renowned wine festivals in Moldova and attracts the most significant number of tourists. The most important wine producers of Moldova gather together at the Great National Assembly Square in Chisinau and celebrate the best Wine, which is also considered the national product in the country.

The country's wine-making traditions are cherished through dance, gastronomy, music, and plenty of good cheer. While you taste some of the finest Wine of Moldova, you can also witness the Concert of Live Folk and Modern Music. The festival offers you as many varieties of Wine from over forty significant wineries.

One of the unique Moldova festivals famous across the globe, the Night of the Museum festival, is organized in parallel with International Museum Day.

Held every May 14 and 15 annually, museums in Chisinau are transformed into theaters for performances of traditional music, song, dance, and even wine-tasting sessions, with special exhibitions.

One of Moldova's significant events, Independence Day, is a national holiday on August 26. Several activities are being held during the festival, such as military parades, visits to cemeteries, and joyful street celebrations to recollect the fight for freedom from the Soviets.

Velo Hora festival marks the World Car Free Day. A 20-kilometer public bicycle ride is the festival's main event, where people ride their bikes through the capital city, Chisinau.

The cycling begins at The Great National Assembly Square, where an open-air concert is also organized. Fun activities for children and adults are also arranged.

Duminica Mare, also known as the National Touristic Festival of Traditions, offers the most culturally rich experience. The festival is free and open for all those curious to rediscover our nation's ethnofolkloric and craft traditions. The festival also hosts engaging activities like wood carving workshops for guests. 

 As the festival is considered the most important Sunday of the year, the households beautify their household with leaves. The floors are covered with thick carpets of grass, corovatic, wormwood, and other fragrant field plants. For gourmets, homemakers offer local dishes in the area.

The incredible Tipova Cave Monastery is dug out from beneath the rocks by the banks of the Dniester River in the tiny village of Tipova. The monastery comprises three religious chambers and monastic cells linked by precarious steps built into the rock face.

The oldest of the three chambers, the Elevation of the Holy Cross cave church, dates from the 11th century. The newest chamber, the Dormition of Our Lady cave complex, houses an active church and a small museum. 

An excellent representation of medieval-style architecture, the Soroca fortress, a historical fort in the Republic of Moldova, is one of the best Moldova tourist attractions worth exploring. 

The original wooden fort, which defended a ford over the Dniester ), was an essential link in the chain of fortifications, which comprised four forts (e.g., Akkerman and Khotin) on the Dniester, two forts on the Danube, and three forts on the north border of medieval Moldova. Between 1543 and 1546 under the rule of Petru Rareş, the fortress was rebuilt in stone as a perfect circle with five bastions situated at equal distances. Today those bastions contain medieval-themed exhibits, with a few English placards posted about that shed light on the fortress's history.

Cricova is a Moldovan winery located 15 kilometers (9.3 mi) north of Chişinău. Famous wine cellars make it a renowned attraction for tourists.

The wine cellars of Cricova are the second largest wine cellar in Moldova, after Milestii Mici. It boasts a mere 120 kilometers (75 mi) of labyrinthine roadways. Inclusive of underground tasting rooms, warehouses, and guided tours, you could witness 1.25 million bottles of wine altogether.

Located in Codrii Orheiului, on the territory of Curchi village, Orhei district, Curchi Monastery (Manastirea Curchi) is a stunning monastery of monks from the Republic of Moldova, one of the most significant monuments of Bessarabian architecture.

It was established as an architectural ensemble in the 18th - 19th centuries. It comprises five churches, several abbeys, monk cells, several rooms, and a beautiful orchard, 

Bendery Fortress is one of the ancient forts on the territory of Pridnestrovie, an outstanding monument of fortification architecture. The medieval Genoese built the citadel of the fort, and after Bender became part of the Ottoman Empire in 1538, the castle was significantly rebuilt already by the Turks.

The original fort structure is amazingly preserved in its original form has eight towers. You can walk along the ramparts taking in the fine views of the Dniestr River, have a picnic on the grounds, and visit several museums on-site that document the fort's long and rich history.

Chisinau is Moldova’s most significant city, serving as its capital. The town offers many nightclubs, spas, art galleries, restaurants, and casinos. 

Chisinau is a famous place in Moldova, boasting 23 lakes, numerous parks, and various wildlife. Chisinau has one of the highest proportions of natural spaces of any city in Europe. The city is also renowned for its cognac and especially its award-winning beer.