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The largest and most significant art exhibition center in the country and the capital, it consistently hosts exhibitions featuring the titular members of the Union of Artists of the Republic. Temporary exhibitions encompass paintings, graphics, decorative arts, ceramics, and sculptures created by artists—both emerging talents and renowned figures, hailing from...

The Academy of Sciences of Moldova (hereinafter referred to as the Academy of Sciences – ASM) is a public institution of national importance, autonomous and independent of the state authorities and successor to the Academy of Sciences of the Moldovan SSR, established on August 2, 1961, reorganized based on the...

It is the only convent of nuns in the territory of Chișinău. Its cathedral is a white stone temple with nine gilded domes and was built at the request of brothers Teodor (1796-1854) and Anastasie (1801-1870) Ciufli, based on the design of architect Luca Zaușchevici. It is popularly known as...

In the Valley of Roses, we find the ruined Catholic cemetery chapel: Polish and Armenian, built in 1912. In the west wing, we encounter a memorial building – the tomb of the Polish Oganowici family. Of modest proportions, the chapel is designed in an eclectic style, inspired by the Gothic...

The museum’s collection comprises over 20,000 items, including photographs, documents, and military artifacts. These exhibits were gathered by the museum’s staff from the residents of Chisinau, with some originating from the National Army. Beyond the hall dedicated to the armed conflict in Transnistria, the museum boasts additional permanent exhibition spaces...

– Come to the market, come to the market! That’s what the merchants were shouting, inviting people to shop in the markets of Chisinau. The largest market in the city is the Central Market, and its history begins in the mid-19th century. By the 60s of the last century Chisinau...