Written by Diana Lefter Saturday, 22 October 2011 12:45
Whether you are a local or a tourist, it is a fact that you will be impressed by the most imposing und largest underground wine cellar of the world – Cricova! So were we, a small family, willing to discover the most famous treasure of the country. The two hours car trip 60 metres underground, along the wine labyrinths and the guide’s exciting stories about the history and development of the cellar brought us the biggest satisfaction.
Written by Thomas Gassler Sunday, 06 March 2011 10:10
Dubăsari, situated at the left bank of the Dniester, has its positive connotation due to the biggest hydroelectric power station far and wide. It was back in Soviet times during the Krushchev era when the Dubasari dam with a huge water reservoir was constructed. Today the Dubassarskaja GES, so the full Russian name, not only provides the PMR but also parts of the Republic of Moldova with electricity.
Written by Thomas Gassler Monday, 25 October 2010 22:23
Chişinău or Kishinev in Russian, with its 700.000 inhabitants, is situated in the heart of the country. Founded in 1436, it has developed to a modern and prosperous city of international dimensions.
Written by Thomas Gassler Sunday, 26 September 2010 06:19
Gagauz Yeri, a dreamy region in the south of Moldova, is embedded in smooth and velvety vineyards. The streets are lined with thousands of roses. Deep wrinkles in the faces of the elders are traces of a hard life in the fields of the autonomous province.
Read more: Gagauz Yeri - The Autonomus Territorial Unit in the South
Written by Patrick Griesser; Photos: Diana Lefter Wednesday, 14 July 2010 18:48
The sun is shining, traditional Moldovan music is in the air, the pavement is full with hulls of sunflower seeds, people are standing in front of a Mercedes Sprinter. At first sight this seems to be a scene out of the daily life in the Republic of Moldova, but the setting is more than 1500 km away from Chisinau in Berlin, the capital of Germany.
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