Travel: Discover Pridnestrovie

Pridnestrovie may not be the first holiday spot on your list, but as a tourist destination 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 is easy. When you arrive, a choice of newly built hotels await you, as well as great places to eat and something to see and to do: including the amazing wine-museum Butylka, 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, 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 ]

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... 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.

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

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