Moldova is interesting country with rich soviet architectural inheritance
The interior decoration of central bus station
Russian language is very popular in Moldova
The banknotes are also looking very soviet like
The timetable at bus stations are wrapped over the cylinder
The trolley drivers chill
Moldovans enjoy their identity
And try to bring some colors to their grayish capital, like the post terminals
And make jokes about their country name
Chișinău hosts an Armenian street
And several Armenian Churches
Chișinău
The first impressions from capital of Moldova are very grey and boring, like the Office of Federal Government
A bit more interesting is the National Museum History.
In front of the entrance is the copy of status of Capitoline Wolf which was donated by Italy then destroyed then again donated but this time from Romania
In front of the entrance is the copy of status of Capitoline Wolf which was donated by Italy then destroyed then again donated but this time from Romania
The comes the most famous or the most photographed structure of Chișinău, The Triumphal Arch
Although among soviet inheritance, nice examples can be seen as well, like the circus The interior decoration of central bus station
Russian language is very popular in Moldova
The banknotes are also looking very soviet like
The timetable at bus stations are wrapped over the cylinder
The trolley drivers chill
Moldovans enjoy their identity
And try to bring some colors to their grayish capital, like the post terminals
And make jokes about their country name
Chișinău hosts an Armenian street
And several Armenian Churches
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