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Municipality in Gagauzia, Moldova
Photo: Злодей Андрей, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Situated in the central part of the Budzhak steppe on the Yalpug river, Comrat is the capital and the largest city of the autonomous area of Gagauzia. There are many wineries around the city.
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An attractive yellow and gold cathedral built in 1820.
Muzeul Regional de Istorie şi Studiere
Two floors of artefacts (textile, handcrafts, historical tools) from the region, quite interesting. Displays do not have English descriptions and English signage are minimal.
Sculptor: Dubinovskiy
Sculptor: Afanasiy Dmitrievich Karacoban
Pizza restaurant of a national chain also serving other foods and drinks.
Winery with tasting and shop.
— is a Moldovan wine producer that is part of the Moldovan wine producer Dionis Club.
Ask a room in the new block, which are eclectically varied
By car
Car can also be an alternative for getting in; Comrat is 92 km from Chișinău, 230 km from Odesa and 500 km from Bucharest.
By bus
There are direct buses to Comrat from at least Chișinău, Bălţi, Bendery, Odesa and Moscow. As the transit hub for Gagauzia, there are bus connections to and from everywhere else in the region.
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Chişinău · International · RMO
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