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Orheiul Vechi -Un loc pitoresc amplasat in Valea Rautuluu, Pe teritoriul comunei Trebujeni din raionul Orhei.
Reguli noi de vizitare a acestui punct turistic:
- Masina stationeaza intr- o parcare amenajata si Se achita 15 lei / pers.
- La ferma din sat Se achita 300 lei pu 2 adulti si 2 copii; si 100 lei/ pers./individual
- Muzeul de Etnografie lucreaza de luni-duminica
De la 8:00-18:00

Conacul boieresc unde a fost exilat Scriitorul rus Puskin localizat in satul Dolna.
Graficul de lucru: luni- vineri-9:00-18:00 ; simbata si duminica pina la 16:00. Daca va intelegeti cu domnul care pazeste Conacul va permite sa stati la foisor Pe teritoriul conacului:)
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🌅Țipova Monastery is a rock monastery on the bank of the Nistru River. It was dug in stone on the high and steep bank, 100 meters above the level of the Nistru, near the village of Țipova and a stream bearing the same name.
Țipova is a place of pilgrimage ant tourism,being very attractive with its cave galleries and local waterfalls. As the oral tradition says, Ștefan cel Mare got married here in St. Nicholas Church with hid 3rd wife Maria Voichita. The cave monastery in Țipova, closed in 1949 and reopened in 1994, consists of three monastic complexes:
The first is ”Saint Cross” Church and a few cells, established XI – XII centuries.
The second is ” Saint Nicolae” Church, dug in XIV – XV centuries.
The third comprises 18 rooms from the XVI – XVIII centuries, joined by internal crossings, with stairs, open galleries and balconies.
Țipova Monastery is located 92 km away from Chișinău.

🏰None of the cities of Moldova had such a tumultuous life as Tighina. Tailored and twisted, conquered and lost, it has withstood the times, cannons and carelessness of people for over 500 years.
In the fifteenth century, Tighina became an important point in the Moldovan commercial road that connected Western Europe with the East, also called the Tatar Road.
This road was not important only for merchants. It was also a ford for Moldova’s defence. As the Tartar hordes were attacking the country more and more virulently, and Stephen the Great was forced to build a fortress in this ford of the Nistru River.
First, it was built from the ground and wood, with a moat and a wave ofdefense. Later, it was reinforced more and more, so that the fortress came to be considerend as the most fortified in the whole defence system of Moldova during the entire reing of Stephen the Great.
In the summer of 1538, Sultan Suleyman the Magnificent entered Moldova and occupied Tighina. Tghina is renamed Bender – (in Turkish reinforced passing or port). The Turks fortified the fortress of Ștefan cel Mare și Sfânt by building stone walls. Despite repeated attempts of Moldova’s rullers to defeat the fortress, Tighina was no longer recovered by Moldova.

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🌇Chișinău the capital of the Republic of Moldova🇲🇩, appears in documents starting with July 17,1436. Later, in 1466, through a document issued at the court of Stephen the Great, the Land of Chișinău, from the Albișoara Well, together with the mill, was given to Vlaicu Pârcălab, Ștefan cel Mare’s uncle. So, Vlaicu Pârcălab (whose name is given to one of the central streets), was, as they say, the owner of the future capital, whitch then returned ti his sons and grandchildren for about a hundread years.
The lower part of the city is built in medieval style, with streets in the form of rayses, scattered around the Old Market.
The statue of Stephen the Great was inaugurated on April 29, 1928, on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Unification of Bessarabia with Romania. This is one of the most important works of the famous Bessarabian sculptor from the interwar period, Alexandru Plămădeală. The statue was twice evacuated to Romania during the Second World War. Only, on August 31, 1990, at the celebration of a year since the Romanian language was proclaimed as the state language, the statue was placed in the actual place - the place where it all starts, both for the inhabitants of the capital and for its guests.

🌠The written history of the village of Mereni begins in 1475, when the Ruler of the Moldova, Stephen the Great, gives the villagers a document stipulating the rights of the villagers on the land.
The local Museum of History and Ethnography, arranged in a historical building from the beginning of the XXth century, exibits pottery vessels from IV-III centures BC, tips of silver and bronze arrows, iron swords, daggers, coin – all found near Mereni Village.
🌍The village of Mereni is located at a distance of 25km from the city of Chișinău.

🏰Soroca Fortress is a quiet jewel on the North of the Republic of Moldova. It was built on the bank of Nistru River five hundred years ago. Nothing affected it too much, nor wars, nor cataclysms, nor changes of regimes and nor even the indifference of people.
Soroca Fortress was founded by Stephen the Great to strengyhen the defense of its regions, especially of the ford near the fortress. The ford was used not only by the ivaders, but also by the merchants.
For the first time the fortification is mentioned by Ștefan cel Mare on July 12, 1499.
The wooden an earth fortress continued to operate with the same status and purpose during the reign of Bogdan III, Stephen the Great’s son and even in the first reign of Petru Rareș. Later, on the remains of the old fortress, Petru Rareș built a new fortress, made of stone, which is still preserved today in an exceptional state.
Also, at Soroca, on the steep bank of the Nistru River, visitors can see the Candle of Gratitude that rises as an arrow perched in the sky. It is a monument dedicated to the author of the ”Miorița” Ballad. Those who dare to climb the 654 steps up from the river bank, are rewarded with a spectacular view of the entire city.
Another attraction of this city is the ”Sfinții Martiri Brâncoveni” Wodden Church, situated on the bank of the Nistru River and made into Maramures style.

🌍Soroca Fortress is located at a distance of 155 km from Chișinău.

”Old Orhei” Natural Cultural Reservation, fortress and fair administered by Vlaicu Pârcălab, uncle of Sthephen The Great.
”Old Orhei”, with its surprising view that shelter the cells dug in the steep bank by the monks, represents an exceptional archaeological landscape near the villages of Trebujeni and Butuceni, Republic of Moldova.
Throughout history, this place hosted multiple Geto- Dacian fortifications (VIth – IInd centuries BC), old Romanian settlementnts (Vth – XIIIth centuries), two medieval cities – the Mongolian city Shehr al Jedid (1339 - 1369) and the city of Orhei (1370 - 1540), which reaches the peak of its development during the time of Sthephen the Great’s reign. Actually, it hosts the ruins of the Orhei Fortified Citadel, built on the eastern border of Moldova by Sthephen the Great to strengthen the defense of the country along the Nistru River. Then the Citadel was adapted to the needs of the artillery. There were discovered 2 bronze cannons from that period, which are exposed at the Museum of History in Chisinau.
”Old Orhei” is a unique place, preserving cave monasteries and cultural heritage. Nowadays, it is a famous touristic site of the Republic of Moldova. There, in a unic landscape, the music & history join together to host the international open – air festival of classical music “DescOperă” organized in the beginning of each summer.

”Old Orhei” Is located in the Republic of Moldova, at a distance of 52 km from Chișinău

🕍🇲🇩🕍Căpriana Monastery, founder Stephen the Great🕍🇲🇩🕍

Căpriana Monastery is located in Căpriana Village, Republic of Moldova, 35 km away from Chișinău.

Căpriana Monastery is one of the oldest and most significant monastic places in terms of spirituality and historical value in the Republic Of Moldova
Accordind to the documents written in the XVII – XIX centuries, Sthephen The Great along with other rulers of Moldova as Alexandru cel Bun, Petru Rareș, Alexandru Lăpușneanu and Vasile Lupu is considered one of the founders of the Căpriana Monastery.
In 1429, Căpriana Monastery received the status of a Royal Monastery.
The ”Saint Mary” Church, is the first stone church that was built in the fifteentch century. It represents a classical Moldavian architectural work from the time of Sthephen the Great.
The old church from Căpriana was restored by Petru Rareș, in 1542 as a result of the damage caused by earthquakes.
At present, Căpriana Monastery represents one of the top visited sites in Moldova.