Enjoy a guided walking tour of Chișinau, Moldova, and explore its picturesque parks, historic 19th-century churches, iconic Soviet monuments, and stunning Bessarabian architecture. Continue to Chateau Cojușna, one of Moldova’s top wineries, for a winery tour, impressive cellars, and tastings of award-winning wines and divin.
The trip at a glanceThe programme
09:00Pick-up from your hotel and transfer to the central square of Chisinau for a guided walking tour.
Lunch at a traditional restaurant in Chișinau (not included in the price).
Transfer from Chisnau to Chateau Cojusna.
Excursion and wine tasting of 4 varieties at Chateau Cojușna.
Transfer back to Chisinau.
Around 15:00 ~16:00 – Arrival in Chisinau.
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Discover Moldova: Chisinau & Chateau Cojusna Winery
Explore Chisinau’s highlights on a guided walking tour — discover picturesque parks, historic 19th-century churches, iconic Soviet-era monuments, and stunning imperial Bessarabian architecture. Known as the “Stone Flower,” Chisinau offers a unique cultural and historical experience.
Then visit Chateau Cojusna, one of Moldova’s top wineries. Explore its impressive cellars, learn about traditional Moldovan winemaking, and enjoy a professional tasting of award-winning wines and divin. A perfect blend of culture, history, and gastronomy — a must-do experience in Moldova!
*Reservations required 48 hours in advance with our travel agency.They are subject to availability and may be affected by weather conditions. The duration and itinerary can vary slightly depending on local circumstances. Prices include entrance fees, guided tour, and tasting (if specified); meals are optional. Voyages Moldavie reserves the right to make minor changes for safety or operational reasons.
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Questions travellers ask
Is Moldova safe for tourists?
Yes. Moldova is considered a safe destination for international travellers, and visitors generally enjoy a peaceful and pleasant stay.
Do I need a visa to visit Moldova?
It depends on your nationality. Many visitors from Europe, North America and other countries can enter visa-free for short stays. Check the rules for your passport before you travel, or ask us.
What is the best time to visit Moldova?
Moldova can be visited all year. Spring (April–June) suits nature and sightseeing, summer (June–August) festivals and outdoor activities, autumn (September–October) the wine harvest, and winter (December–January) Christmas traditions.
Which languages do your guides speak?
Our guides work in English, French, Romanian and Russian.
Are entrance fees and meals included?
It depends on the tour. What is included and what is not is listed on this page under “Covered”, and confirmed before you book.
Can I customise the itinerary?
Yes. We specialise in tailor-made trips built around your interests, budget and pace, and we can add transfers and accommodation.
How does booking and payment work?
Tours with online booking can be paid in full at booking, with instant confirmation. For private, group and tailor-made trips, send us your request here, by email or on WhatsApp: we confirm availability. A 10% deposit confirms the booking, a further 40% is due one month before and the remaining 50% in the final month. Nothing is charged when you send a request.
What if I need to cancel?
For tours booked online, the cancellation terms are shown before you pay. For private, group and tailor-made trips, you get a full refund if you cancel at least 10 days before the programme; later, a 50% penalty applies. You can also change your itinerary after booking, subject to availability.
Can I bring my pet, and what about children?
Pets are not accepted on our standard excursions; ask us if you plan a private trip. Children are welcome, and infants travel free; child and infant prices and age limits are shown when you choose your date.
Are wine tastings included?
Most wine tours include guided tastings. The number of wines depends on the winery and the package.
Can non-drinkers join a wine tour?
Of course. Wine tours also include architecture, gastronomy, local traditions and cultural visits.
Can I buy wine and take it home?
Yes. Most wineries sell wine and can advise you on the transport rules for your destination.
