Places with audio guides - Moldova

The historical museum in Chișinău, founded in 1889, is housed in a heritage-listed building and showcases the ethnography and natural heritage of Moldova.

The ruins of the synagogue from 1749 in Rashkov recall the once-important Jewish center on the left bank of the Dniester and its dramatic disappearance.

The former Intourist hotel from 1978 is one of the icons of Soviet modernism in Chișinău. Since privatization in 2006, it has fallen into decay and is waiting for its fate.

A major Russian drama theatre in Chisinau, with roots dating back to 1934, housed since 1945 in a former choral synagogue.

The Petru Zadnipru Memorial House in Sauca is a protected historic building from the early 20th century, linked to the cultural memory of northern Moldova.

A large zoo in the southern part of Chisinau with more than 150 animal species, educational programs, and a pond with waterfowl.

A geological and paleontological site in Musaitu with fossils of Pliocene fauna, protected since 1975 and important for research into landscape evolution.

The memorial stele in Bender commemorates the liberation of the city by Soviet troops in 1944 and was unveiled on the 40th anniversary of that event.