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1 Day Moldova: Tour To Transnistria, Bender Fortresses

7 hours

Easy

A Journey into Soviet History
The 7-hour Moldova Tour to Transnistria and Bender Fortress is a one-of-a-kind experience, ideal for travellers seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure and a deeper understanding of Eastern European history and culture.

Step Back in Time
Transnistria feels like a living time capsule of the Soviet era, with Lenin statues, Soviet emblems, and traditions that have remained unchanged for decades.

Discover Transnistria – A Journey Through History and Culture
Transnistria is a self-proclaimed breakaway region of Moldova, existing separately since 1992.

Explore Bender Fortress
Visit the Bender Fortress, a 16th-century Ottoman

A Journey of Contrasts
This tour perfectly juxtaposes Transnistria’s striking Soviet-style towns, creating a truly memorable and immersive adventure.

More Than Sightseeing
This journey is more than just visiting landmarks—it’s an opportunity to connect with a unique region where the past and present coexist, gaining rare insights for unforgettable memories.
What's included?
  • Tip or gratuity
  • Food & drinks
Air-conditioned vehicle
Bottled water
Gratuities
Private transportation
local guide english, russian, roumanian
Exclusions
  • Food & drinks
Lunch
souvenirs
Please note
  • Infants must sit on your lap
  • Infant seats available
  • Animals or pets allowed
  • Public transportation nearby
  • Passport required
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
  • Not stroller accessible
  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • Yes, you will need a passport to enter Transnistria. Here are the key points to keep in mind: Border Crossing: Transnistria is a self-proclaimed republic and has its own border control. Your passport will be checked at the entry point. Registration: Upon entry, you’ll typically be issued a temporary registration slip, which serves as your visa to stay in Transnistria for a limited period (often up to 24 hours or as permitted by the authorities). Keep this slip with you as you’ll need it when exiting.
What to bring

    Yes, you will need a passport to enter Transnistria. Here are the key points to keep in mind:

    1. Border Crossing:
      Transnistria is a self-proclaimed republic and has its own border control. Your passport will be checked at the entry point.
    2. Registration:
      Upon entry, you’ll typically be issued a temporary registration slip, which serves as your visa to stay in Transnistria for a limited period (often up to 24 hours or as permitted by the authorities). Keep this slip with you as you’ll need it when exiting.