Pridnestrovie may not be the first holiday spot on your list, but as a tourist destination [0] this unspoilt young country is not bad at all. And with a location a mere 400 km's (just 250 miles) from the borders of Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary, it is easy to get to for European visitors.

With a central location not far from the heart of Europe, getting to Pridnestrovie [0] is easy. When you arrive, a choice of newly built hotels [0] await you, as well as great places to eat [0] and something to see and to do: including the amazing wine-museum Butylka [0], the only one of its kind in the world, complete with taste-testing.

Take a virtual visit to Pridnestrovie's largest city: Tiraspol, capital of Pridnestrovie, [0] dates back to the year 600 B.C. when a settlement called "Tyras" was originally founded on this location. The name derives from a Greek word meaning “the town on the Dniester”. [ More ] [0] [0]

Don't let your view of Pridnestrovie be judged by some stranger's opinions. Instead, come and get the facts fresh from the source: Visit Pridnestrovie and judge for yourself what life is really like in this new corner of Europe. Click here for a taste of what you'll discover... [0] Pridnestrovie is enjoying its highest living standard since Communist times, with foreign investment on the rise and the economy growing. Most visitors come with a preconceived notion gleaned from ill-intentioned hearsay rather than facts, and are usually amazed at how civilized, advanced, clean and quality-oriented Pridnestrovie really is. Here are some of their travel reports. [0]

Modern, independent Pridnestrovie is an open country which welcomes tourists. We have no visa restrictions, and our own national currency - the PMR rouble [0] - is freely convertible. Come and visit, [0] and see for yourself how clean, organized and modern Pridnestrovie is today.

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