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1 Day Moldova: Tour To Transnistria, Bender Fortresses

6 hours

Easy

A Journey into Soviet History
The 1-Day Moldova Tour to Transnistria and Bender Fortress is a truly unique experience that stands out for several reasons:
This tour is perfect for travelers seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure and a deeper understanding of Eastern European history and culture.
A Step Back in Time
Transnistria feels like a time capsule of the Soviet era, with its Lenin statues, Soviet-era emblems, and unchanged traditions.
Visiting Transnistria offers a rare glimpse into a region with a distinct identity and cultural heritage.
Explore Bender Fortress
The Bender Fortress, a 16th-century Ottoman stronghold, is one of the most iconic landmarks in the region.
Learn about the history of Transnistria, an unrecognized breakaway state, and its geopolitical significance.
Experience the blend of Moldovan, Russian, and Ukrainian influences in the region’s culture and cuisine.
The tour juxtaposes Moldova's picturesque countryside with Transnistria's Soviet.
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
  • Animals or pets allowed
  • Passport required
  • Infants must not sit on laps
  • Infant seats unavailable
  • Not recommended for people with heart conditions
  • No public transportation nearby
  • 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.