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Second-largest city in Moldova
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Bălţi (Cyrillic Бэлць, Бельцы or Бєльці), after Tiraspol in breakaway Transnistria, is the second largest city in Moldova.
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Catedrala Sfântul Nicolae din Bălți
An Orthodox church built from 179 –1795. Stephan the Great monument is just across the street.
Biserica Sfânta Cuvioasă Parascheva
An Orthodox church built from 1924-1935.
Muzeul de Istorie si Etnografie
The programme is advertised outside on a board outside, usually they have a few plays a week. Tickets are sold from a counter on the ground floor, under the stairs.
Parcul Andrieș
Small amusement park.
Decent pizza, helpful staff, free WiFi
There are two railway stations. The main one is the north station, Gara de Nord (confusingly tickets will have this station as Bălţi Sloboziya - Бэлць Слобозия).
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