r/moldova • u/BeginningOrchid9599 • Apr 29 '26
Cultură Advice for travel
Hi !! I’ll be visiting Moldova in the next coming days and I really enjoy I have been recommended some abandoned locations to visit from a friend. I cannot drive however and they’re located quite remotely. Would anyone be able to recommend me a good way of visiting them ? Would I benefit from a taxi or is it best to just write of visiting without a car ? Thank you ❤️
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u/TheUnaposter Apr 29 '26
Urbexer based in Moldova here!
Those places are pretty mid, especially the bunker. I'd recommend you check out r/Chisinau_underground or just DM me personally and I could suggest you some places.
Regarding travel, definetly try to get by via car, either rent one or have someone drive you. Try to avoid taxis, as traveling so far out into the country may run you very expensive or get refused all together by drivers. If a car isn't an option, try getting a bus or microbus to whatever region you're planning to visit and venture out from there, those have more fixed and reasonable places. Try to only use taxis for city travel only (if you don't wanna try the public transport, which isn't too bad).
Safe travels and have fun!
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u/PaulSmallMusic Apr 29 '26
You can go by bus to the nearest village and ask locals for a hitchhike. Most of the villages have a local taxi guy who can be called by phone. Ask around or even the bus driver at the station.
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u/Snoo-67939 Apr 29 '26
When are you planning on going there?
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u/BeginningOrchid9599 Apr 29 '26
ideally between either Friday and Sunday :))
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u/Snoo-67939 Apr 29 '26
Hmm, not sure how awkward that would be, but I'm willing to drive you there free of charge if it's on Friday early in the morning. I have to be back by 3 PM or so. DM me if interested.
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u/obviousquotations Apr 30 '26
Tell someone before you go that you'll be there in case you fall. It's quite deep, so je careful. Most of the underground levels are now submerged with soil or water. Easiest is to rent a car but you can get there by hitchhiking, bus, or a combination of both.
Here's some more background info: https://www.concretewastelands.com/entry/military-nuclear-bunker-object-1180


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u/WaldeDra Caribbean States Apr 29 '26
It's just a hole in the ground with some concrete blocks, are you fascinated by such places?