Come on! You have not been there yet! Your friends are mistaken if they discourage you to visit this city. Be sure to take the nearest train, bus or plane and head to enjoy the world most delicious mămăligă (a cornmeal mush or porridge), gogoshar (bell pepper), and dessert Guguta's cap. And if you are lucky to arrive at the right time, go to festivals of sweet cherry, lavender or wine.

If you are travelling in Moldova, you should definitely visit the city of Bălți. This destination with name literally translated as... a swamp, surrounds its guests with a benevolent atmosphere of cosiness and comfort, once here you feel like home...Visiting Bălți, you seem to be travelling back to the recent past. Clean boulevards, spacious streets, artificial lakes abound in the city as an eternal human ode to the nature.

On March 12 at the premises of Petro Tchaikovsky National Music Academy of Ukraine, on the initiative of the Embassies of the Republic of Bulgaria, the Republic of Moldova and Romania, with the support of the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine and the OUTLOOK project was held a friendly welcoming spring in Kyiv.

In honor of the 27th anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of Moldova in the Ukrainian capital, the embassy of this state and personally the Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador Ruslan Bolbachan organized an official celebration.

The Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Moldova to Ukraine Ruslan Bolbochan officially opened the Honorable Consular Post of Moldova in Lviv

Today we are going to bust stereotypes about gypsies being mainly poor homeless beggars who wander in the streets, longing to “illegally” lure something out of honest citizens. To do that, we head to one of districts of Moldovan city Soroca. Two- and three-storied mansions with gold-gilded domes will blind you, just like hypnotic pendulums...

Holiday of Mărţişor and Baba Marta was organized by the Embassies of Bulgaria, Moldova and Romania in Kiev. Mărţişor is a holiday of spring arrival. This day people give to each other small buttonholes shaped as flowers and made from red and white woven threads (Mărţişors).In Bulgaria there is a similar holiday called Baba Marta, and this day it is a custom to give Martenitsas as a gift.