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Comrat

Welcome to Comrat, a hidden gem in Moldova! This charming town is rich in history and culture, with vibrant Gagauz traditions to explore. Stroll through picturesque parks, indulge in local delicacies, and don’t miss the intriguing Central Market! Perfect for curious travelers seeking authentic experiences off the beaten path, Comrat promises delightful surprises at every turn!

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Culture4.5/5

Comrat Regional History Museum

Nestled on Strada Lenin in Comrat, the Comrat Regional History Museum is a delightful treasure trove! Dive into Moldova's rich tapestry of culture and history, from ancient artifacts to quirky local exhibits. Perfect for curious adventurers, this charming spot offers a fascinating peek into the region’s past—plus, it’s a fantastic photo op for your travel memories!

Outdoor4.3/5

Lacul Comrat

Welcome to Lacul Comrat, Moldova's hidden gem! This charming lake is perfect for a sunny day of relaxation, picnicking by the shore, or taking a leisurely kayak ride. Surrounded by lush greenery, it’s a nature lover’s paradise. Keep an eye out for local wildlife and snap some Insta-worthy pics! Dive into adventure at Lacul Comrat! 🌊✨

Eat4.5/5

Raku

Cafe3/5

COFFEIN

Eat$$4.7/5

Duette

Eat4.2/5

Bucuria

Cafe4.7/5

Augusto Patiserie

Shop4.5/5

Comrat Wines

Cafe$$4.2/5

Boulevard

Eat4.3/5

Manavi

Eat4.8/5

Başcalean

Cafe4.4/5

Cafenea-bar

Stays

Stay4.35/5

Caral

Stay3.85/5

Altin Palace

Stay3.7/5

Medelean Hotel

Stay4.4/5

Grand

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Day tour of Gagauzia Land from Chisinau

Your journey begins in the morning with a convenient hotel pick-up from Chisinau. This tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the fascinating Gagauzian culture. Who are the mysterious Gagauz people? Join us to uncover their unique traditions and heritage! We can’t wait to guide you on this unforgettable journey into the heart of Gagauzian culture!

$149.88

5/5

From Chisinau to Odesa: Seafood Lunch by the Black Sea included!

Unlike rigid group excursions, this tour is flexible and unhurried, allowing you to enjoy each stop at your own pace. It’s designed for small groups, so you’ll have a more intimate experience with plenty of time to ask questions, take photos, and fully immerse yourself in the atmosphere. A highlight of the day is a delicious lunch at the seaside Chernomorka restaurant, included in the tour — a perfect moment to taste Odessa’s flavors while enjoying views of the Black Sea. With no strict schedule and a friendly guide, you’ll feel more like a guest than a tourist.

$469.10

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Tour: Discover Gagauzia and the Manuc Bey Mansion

Dear Guest, We are delighted to welcome you to our country and proud to guide you on an unforgettable journey! We guarantee the best price for groups of 1 to 3 or more. Step into the unique world of Gagauzia, a culturally rich autonomous region in southern Moldova, and explore the historical charm of the Manuc Bey Mansion. This one-day guided tour offers a blend of cultural heritage, architectural splendor, and fascinating history, making it a perfect getaway from Chișinău. This tour includes visits to historical and cultural sites, a winery tour with wine tasting, a traditional lunch, comfortable transport, and the expertise of a professional guide as per the itinerary.

$229.29

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8 h 15 mins

Discover Gagauzia and Manuc Bei Mansion

"Manuc Bey" mansion in Hâncești is a destination that must be found on the map of your trip. Built at the beginning of the 19th century, in 1816, Manuc Bei Mansion is an architectural monument located in the Hâncești district of the Republic of Moldova, which has a rich history. After exploring Manuc Bei Mansion we will continue our tour in a unique place - Gagauzia, populated by a unique Gagauz ethnic minority. What the Turkish speaking population from Bulgaria is doing in Moldova - is a very good question, which can be only understood by visiting this region. Nowadays, Gagauzia is an agricultural region, populated by hard-working and hospitable people, who keep their autonomy and still keep in very good condition their history and traditions. Overall, the tour is about 8 hours 15 minutes and transportation is already included in the total duration. It includes visits to historic and cultural sites of Gagauzia, together with a visit to Manuc Bei Mansion in Hancesti district.

$130.00

Gagauzia - historical day tour

Book the individual day tour to Autonomous Territorial Unit of Gagauzia (ATO) is located in the south of Moldova. Gagauzia is an amazing and mysterious land, that attracts more and more attention, and it is always interesting to return back. In addition to rich history and traditions, the main value of this region are the people who are friendly, hardworking, amazing, and receive guests with all generosity. It is assumed that the ancestors of the Gagauz were Turkic nomads, who arrived in the Balkans around the 10th century.

$211.62

Expire Gagauzia from Chisinau with visiting Gagauz Village

Comfortable bus, with air conditioning, soft drinks and other amenities. I also guarantee a polite driver who will tell you and explain everything you see along the way. During this tour, we will show you all the sights of Gagauzia. We will visit the capital of Gagauzia - the city of Comrat, ethnographic museums of the city, and immerse ourselves in its history. Next we will go to the city of Ceadir-Lunga, which is the cultural center of Gagauzia. During our visit to Ceadir-Lungi, we will visit the house of creativity, a unique place for breeding horses, and we will also have the opportunity to watch the races. Next we will visit the largest village in Europe - Kongaz, where we will see the unique Gagauz culture, creativity, we will be able to visit typical housing, as well as taste Gagauz cuisine and drink wine.

$129.33

Adventure in Gagauzia

We offer you an excursion dedicated to one of the regions of Moldova: "Gagauzia". This little-known region is located in the south of Moldova. It is populated by the Gagauz, a Turkish-speaking population largely Russified and historically close to the Turks of Anatolia. They thus speak a Turkish dialect (but also Russian) and they are Orthodox Christians (and not Muslims). Historically, the Turkish-speaking Christians of Bulgaria, the "Gök-oğuz" or Gagauz, were established here in 1812, among the Moldovans, when the Russian Empire annexed Bessarabia.