Moldova

Moldova stretches from the wooded Codri hills to the Dniester and Prut river valleys, encompassing rolling farmland, vineyards and steppe-like plains. Landlocked between Romania and Ukraine, it is shaped by the two rivers that mark much of its western and eastern frontiers. Chișinău, the capital, is the country's largest city and a useful starting point for understanding its Soviet-era boulevards, parks and contemporary cultural life. Wine is a defining tradition: cellars at Cricova are known for their extensive underground galleries, while villages across the centre and south cultivate grapes. Orheiul Vechi preserves archaeological remains and a rock-hewn monastery above the Răut River. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Moldova.

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