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Moldova, in the far east of Europe, is home to fine wine, ancient monasteries and a rather curious breakaway republic
Tiny land-locked Moldova is gloriously untouristy. Fields of nodding sunflowers and friendly people greet you as you arrive in Moldova: one of Europe’s least-known and poorest countries.
Tree-lined Chisinau is one of Eastern Europe’s wildest party capitals where you’ll never be far from a glass of excellent Moldovan wine. East of Chisinau is the self-declared republic of Transdniestr, a flashback to Soviet-style communism, which has its own currency, police force, army and independence day.
Few Moldovans speak English so a few words of Romanian or Russian will go a long way.
Credit cards aren’t accepted everywhere but many places will accept US dollars, especially in the breakaway Transdniestran republic.
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It might be Europe's poorest country but Moldova has some prolific vineyards... and bottles of wine worth $100,000 (US)
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