National Museum of Archaeology and History of Moldova

The National Museum of Archaeology and History of Moldova is located in the building of the regional lyceum, in front of which there is a copy of the famous Roman statue of the wolf with Remus and Romulus.

The museum consists of ten exhibition halls, three of which are crowned by magnificent domes. The fund has more than 260 thousand exhibits related to the history and culture of Moldova from antiquity to the present, 165 thousand of them are the national treasure of the republic.

Here visitors can get acquainted with the archaeological and numismatic collections, a collection of documents, rare ancient books, photographs, maps, as well as objects of decorative and artistic art, everyday life, the history of weapons and much more. Unique exhibits of the museum are considered the tip of the Goet battle chariot of the 4-5th century BC Olanesti treasure map of Moldova of the 18th century by F. Bauer.

In addition to the permanent exhibition located on the ground floor, the museum regularly organizes thematic exhibitions. Excursions are conducted by experienced guides in Romanian and Russian.