After enjoying the view of our terrace (Italian old green street style) walk up the street Banulescu-Badony up to the street Columna. You pass just two crossroads. On the left you can see the Town Florist  24/24.You need to cross the road!  We hope you are not so tied, because it takes you only 5 minutes. Now you are in the main position.  Begin to have a fun in the centre, where two Chisinau's best-known parks diagonally oppose each other, representing two diamonds at the city's core. Here are the most well-known highlights of the city - the Holy Gates(1841),more commonly known as the Chisinau's Arc de Triumph. Behind of this place the Cathedral Park is dominated by the city's main Orthodox Cathedral(1836) with it’s lovely bell tower. After you can see the huge building of the Government House,  that is situated opposite the Holy Gate.

Ok, now across the Park diagonally to the Stefan cel Mare statue. The medieval prince is the greatest symbol of Moldova's strong, brave past. Every Moldovan will be happy to tell you that during Stefan's 40-years reign, he lost merely two battles (somewhere from 37 to 47).

Now you are on the Stefan cel Mare Boulevard - which length is 3.8 kilometers. Now you can cross the square ( from the left-hand the Holy Gates ,from the right-hand the Government House) and walk straight up to the Organ Hall (it was built in the beginning of the XX century by engineer M. Cherekuli-Kush for the city bank).

The sight of the centre is the Organ Hall located on the odd side of the street. On the right of the Organ Hall, there is the building of the National Drama Theatre. There is an open exhibition between them. On the left, there is a beautiful building of City Hall, and in front of it you can see the central post office. Now we can look round to see the part of the avenue where we have already walked.

If you wanna take a nice and interesting walk, just walk on the main street until the Tighina street. Turn right and walk until the 31 August street  . Here you can also take a look at small open-air military exhibition displays Soviet-made tanks, fighter planes and other military equipment.

After go two blocks up the Mateevici street. Then turn left and walk one block up to the Ismail street. Here is the Prison Fortress.

Bounded by the A.Mateevici street and Str Ismail the Memorial Park is dominated by the Victory Memorial of the Soviet army in 1945. An eternal flame burns in the centre in the memory of Chisinau's unknown soldiers who died in WWII. Soldiers' graves are situated along the boundaries of the park and there is a small military cemetery at its northern end. In the centre of the park is a memorial devoted to those who died during the fight for Moldovan independence in the early nineties. At the far northern end of the park is the civil cemetery, known locally as the Armenian cemetery, it’s main entrance is on the corner of Str.A.Mateevici and Str.Armeneaska. The blue and silver-domed All Saints Church in the centre of the cemetery dates 1830.

At the south of the cemeteries, on the corner of Str P.Halippa and Str Vasile Alecsandri, is another Soviet memorial, with a small market opposite it.

"In any case you have a tongue and you have your ears, so you can ask and you can hear. If you lose your way you can ask about your route anybody, saying only the name of street and they can show you how to reach it. Don’t be ashamed or afraid. In our country people are very kind and hospitable. In any way they will try to help you. It’s a tradition of many hundreds years and this feature is in their blood. So you are well-come!"