TRAVEL TIPS FOR PORTUGAL
5 Interesting Facts About Portugal
- Moldova is considered the least touristy country in Europe
- Moldova is the 20th largest wine-producing country in the worldÂ
- Moldova also boasts the largest wine cellar in the entire worldÂ
- Moldova is a country with 2nd highest consumption of alcohol per capita in the world
- Moldova is a small country, yet has a break away territory and even an autonomous territorial unitÂ
Portugal - on the map
Have you ever heard of Moldova? The former Soviet Union country wedged between Romania and Russia? Well, maybe you have, but how much do you really know about it? No worries, nobody is going to blame you for insufficient knowledge of geography. Moldova ranks among the least touristy countries in the world, and is for sure the least visited country in Europe. And that's why I like it, just a real traveler's experience. Not much to see, yet worth a visit of course. While Chisinau, unlike most capital cities, doesn't really have so much to offer, it is recommended to visit Moldavian wine regions and cellars.
A Few Days in Portugal
Good to know before traveling to Moldova
1. Moldova doesn't consist of only Moldova
Moldova is a pretty small country.
2. Nobody speaks English
I mean not at all. Like everywhere, there are indeed certain exceptions, such as hostel and perhaps a bit more touristy places, such as Cricova, don't even try to communicate with locals in English. Moldovans are ones of the most closed people, for very long time they had been a part of Romania and under influence of Russia, so there has never been a reason to put through the English language. Unless you speak Romanian, it will better work with any Slavic language as many people here speak Russian.
2. Moldova acknowledge 4 different languages
The official language i Moldova is Moldovian, which, in fact, is Romanian. If you don't speak any Romanian, with most people you will probably make do with Russian too. No English though.
3. It's very poor...
Unfortunately, as sad as it sounds, Moldova is a very poor country.
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