The Peasant's Museum, Molovata Noua village

The Peasant's Museum is a house with an architectural value due to the authenticity of the carpentry that has been preserved, doors, windows, but also the typology of the house and the materials used at that time, at the beginning of the 50s, XXth century. And now an open-air museum that reflects the lives of the peasants of that time.

The address:

Molovata Noua village, Dubasari district

The excursion program includes:

Guided tour of the museum with the visit to the museum’s exhibition halls.
Duration:

2 hours

Description

At the Peasant's Museum, foreign tourists will have the opportunity to actively participate in household works, to discover the habits of the Moldovan peasant. The visitors of the museum will stay here and will live in the spirit of the peasant, they will clean the vineyard, they will go to pick grapes, to hoe, to fish. They will taste the juice, the local „sarmale” (stuffed grape leaves) and the „placinte” (resembling a thin, small round or square-shaped cake) with authentic taste. Adults will also be able to go on excursions in the huts, wine tastings produced from grapes grown in nearby vineyards.

Good to know! Here tourists will have the possibility of accommodation and food.

Tariffs:

For all visitors the entrance is

free of charge

The Peasant's Museum, Molovata Noua village

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