Vila Verde Hotel Chisinau

... the first time in a week I actually have Wi-Fi, even in my room. I book rooms specifically for the Wi-Fi, and it really ****** me off when they don&#8217;t have it, like Internet consists entirely of Facebook or something. Some people use Internet for work, not just play and chit-chat. <br><br>So next day I go to Gara Nord to buy my onward ticket, but don&#8217;t recognize the stop so keep going to the end of the line. The ...

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I left you in Iasi, Romania as I had been thwarted in my plans to get to Moldova in one go. I re-packed my backpack with the clothes that were now damp and went off to find a bus or something to Moldova. I had no intention of spending a full day in Iasi waiting for the next train, so as long as there was some sort of transport going where I wanted to go, I planned to be on it. I did find where the minibuses that go to Moldova departed from and for once the information in the ...

... a visit The Capriana Monastery The Capriana Monastery is situated at the margin of a big forest between the villages Strasheni and Capriana on the river Ishnovatz not far from Chisinau. It was founded in the XVth century during the rule of Alexandru cel Bun and reconstructed by Stefan the Great in 1470. After reconstruction in 1820 by Metropolit G. Banulescu-Bodoni it kept unchanged only the decorative apses with arcature and the ...

... visited the Department of Histology &amp; Embryology followed by the Department of Molecular Biology &amp; Human Genetics. A thoroughly fascinating morning. Lunch with Alex at a typical Moldovan restaurant. We visited Dendrarium Gardens the former Botanical Gardens. A pleasant walk through part of this delightful city to the National Museum of Ethnography &amp; Natural History, Large museum well maintained and wardened. Contains the remains of the largest ...

... The endlessly long train halted, and being in the first wagon we were at a tiny sliver of platform far from the station building. Everyone hopped off one by one into nearly foot deep snow. We found a partly cleared path and headed back to the station building. On approach was the fantastic scene of a 40 year old train, a simply designed small semi circular terminal and a creamy layer of snow covering every part of the view, with just the soft light of the ...

... at the ticket office and start walking into the site proper though, the beauty of the landscape starts to reveal itself more. The complex is set atop a plateau in the middle of a gorge, with the small, muddy Raut river winding along around it and then bending past the nearby village of Trebujeni. Dotting the cliff-face are the "windows" of former cave churches - those few that remain from what was formerly a considerable and very active community. The area is ...

Calarasi to Chisinau Sunday 22 July Woken up at 7 by local market that my room overlooked. Slept in until 11, went for a number 2, showered with bucket of water ensuring to keep some to flush the toilet. Pushed bike downstairs and got on the road to Chisinau 50k away. Very hot so many stops to take on water. Also got rear tyre blown up at car tyre sellers to much amusement. Arrived in centre doing all the buildings such as the parliament and arc de triumph ...

... We spent one day going to Vadul Lui Voda. It's the Moldovan beach resort, complete with water slides. Kim's tan (finally). Now, for those of you who don't know, Moldova is not on an ocean or sea. Instead, it has a river, the Dniester. This river seperates Moldova and Transnistria. Transnistria is a communist country that speaks nothing but Russian. By country, I mean not a country. They have their own border guards, own money, own president, but no other ...

... wonders I tell you. I have decided that my next quest is to discover a portable toilet and I would be the first to test and market it. Believe me sales would burgeon after the rural population watched me unfold this wondrous object and proceed to use it. It could even have fixable shades for those of you who have somewhat queasy constitutions. But once again I digress. Anyway in typical consultancy timing we arrive at a time when the country celebrates two major ...