Castle Mimi - Tiraspol & Chisinau city tours!

So, the plan is next: 
- Pick up in the hote l- apartment 
- 2 hours Chisinau City Tour
- 1.2 hour drive to Tirapsol
- 1 hour City Tour Tirapol 
- 1 hour of Lunch (optional)
- 40 min drive to Mimi
- 1 hour excursion/tasting in Mimi
- 1 hour drive back to Chisinau.
Total tour duration: 8 hours

Visit: Tourist Information Centre in Tiraspol, Sovetskaya St. 135 entrance from Lenina St., Tiraspol Moldova

ave you been visiting country within another country? Do you know the place where Lenin is still main personality? Right, that is unrecognized territory called Transnistria. No worries, it is very peaceful country within official borders of the Republic of Moldova, no matter what they say. Transnistria is attracting hundreds of tourists every day.

Duration: 2 hours

Visit: Chisinau Railway Station, Aleea Garii, 1, Chisinau 2001 Moldova

ne of the greenest capitals in Europe – Chisinau nowadays is the political, economical and social center of the Republic of Moldova. Is not that easy to”feel” the city just spending there some hours, you need some days. Not because it is big – but because this city, as the history of it so controversial. Some huge soviet time factory can stay next to the luxury estate from Russian empire times and modern ”skyscrapers”. From the beginning it seems like Chisinau is quite typical ex-soviet town, but don’t hurry, it can delight you, just give it the chance.

Historical Center of the city is divided on 2 parts, the older one with narrow streets of old small houses and the newer part of XIX-century. It is surrounded by so called soviet”sleeping areas” – with large bright boulevards and the same looking soviet apartment buildings. If you think that soviet architecture is quite boring – Chisinau will prove you the opposite.

This city definitely looks like European capital, but so many things there are so unique.

Duration: 2 hours

Visit: Castel Mimi Wine Resort, 1 Dacia Street, Bulboaca 6512 Moldova

A couple of years ago Mimi wines were introduced to the general public. Because of their high quality and memorable flavors they gained popularity fast among wine lovers.
Story begins l at the end of XIX century when Constantin Mimi, the last governor of Bessarabia during Russian Empire era, decided to change the way Moldovan wines are made. Constantin Mimi's Legacy was passed intact to future generations of winemakers that pay justice to his memory by continuing to produce high quality beverages.

Duration: 1 hour