The Wine Museum in Stăuceni is a small yet valuable cultural destination dedicated to Moldova’s winemaking traditions. It is located on the grounds of the prestigious National College of Viticulture and Winemaking in Stăuceni, an institution founded in 1842. Just a few kilometers from Chișinău, the museum offers visitors an authentic glimpse into the history and technology of Moldovan wine production.

The exhibition features a variety of historical items: vintage wine bottles, traditional tools, viticultural equipment, and educational materials used to train professionals in the field. Notably, visitors can admire various types of old glass containers once used for bottling Moldovan wines.

The museum is closely connected to the college’s educational and practical activities, which include a small-scale working winery where students participate in the winemaking process — from grape harvesting to bottling. As such, the museum serves as both an exhibition space and an educational laboratory.

This museum is part of Wine Tourism Route (national)  No. 2, which links Stăuceni with Cricova, Orheiul Vechi, and Brănești. The route is often featured in 5–7 hour guided tours offered by ANTREC and specialized agencies. It is a perfect stop for wine lovers, tradition seekers, and those passionate about rural heritage.