A video walk around Chisinau shows the contrasting appearance of the capital of Moldova: Soviet neighborhoods with mosaics, a sparsely populated center with clean streets, apartments in the historical center and trips to the Cricova and Mileștii Michi wineries. The author analyzes why this city is completely different from other European capitals.
- Duration
- 22 min 7 s
- Route distance
- 33.3 km
- Start
- City Centre
- End
- Green Spaces
- Stops
- 6
- Channel author
- Pablotravel
Timestamps and places
- — City Centre (In this issue)
- — Residential Area – Apartment Viewing (Hello, Moldova! First impressions)
- — Cricova (Where to live in Chisinau? Overview of our apartments)
- — Mileștii Mici (Why is Chisinau different from other European capitals?)
- — Lavender Fields near Chișinău (Where are all the people? An unusually quiet city center)
- — Green Spaces (Food prices: our lunch check)
- — Why is it so quiet in the center of the capital?
- — The history of the name and rare shots of old Chisinau
- — Why is Chisinau called one of the greenest capitals in Europe?
- — Hotel National: the mysterious story of an abandoned giant
- — Wine records of Moldova: the largest cellars in the world
- — How much does it cost to live in Chisinau? Let's count rent, food, housing and utilities and transport
- — What to see in Chisinau? The main places of the city
- — The lavender fields near the capital are the place that surprised the most
- — The other side: roads, traffic jams and where people go
- — Results: what is the real Chisinau like?
Route on the map
I have found the most unexpected capital of Europe