Private Tour: Soroca Fortress, Gypsy Hill the Candle of Gratitude

Meet your guide and depart for Soroca, known as the "Romani Capital of Moldova" and a city steeped in history.

• Discover the Soroca Fortress, a stunning medieval fortification that dates back to the 15th century.
  Learn about its role in defending the region during the reign of Stephen the Great and its unique design, featuring five bastions in a perfect circle.
  Explore the interior, walk along its walls, and enjoy stunning views of the Dniester River.
  
• Lunch BreakEnjoy a traditional Moldovan meal at a local restaurant, savoring regional flavors and dishes.
  

• Take a guided walk through the fascinating Gypsy Hill, known for its extravagant and colorful mansions.
• Marvel at chateaux inspired by famous landmarks such as the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., and the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow.
• Learn about the Romani community’s culture and traditions while soaking in the vibrant contrasts of this unique neighborhood.

This monument is a network consisting of 265 observation points, represented by stone cubes with a side of two meters, arranged on a relative trajectory between Hammerfest (Norway) and Necrasovca-Veche (Ukraine). This network was designed with the aim of evaluating terrestrial parameters, shape, and size. The Struve geodesic arch underwent changes during the 40 years between 1816–1855. Now this arch measures 2,820 kilometers, and counts 34 observation points, included in the UNESCO heritage.

• Visit the serene Cosăuți Monastery, nestled in a picturesque setting by the Dniester River.
• Learn about its spiritual significance and admire its beautifully preserved architecture and frescoes.
• Optional: Take a peaceful walk along the riverbank or visit nearby stone quarries renowned for their unique white stone.

• Visit the Candle of Gratitude, a striking monument that honors Moldova’s anonymous heroes who preserved its culture, language, and history.
• Learn about the monument’s symbolism, its connection to the works of writer Ion Druță, and its importance as a bridge between nature and history.
• Climb to the top of the monument for breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.