If you look closely at the walls of old synagogues, often-nameless tombstones, you may hear notes of nostalgia for bygone world that was an essential part of our grandparents’ lives; you can learn something unbelievably close, beckoning, and native. As we have heard and learned, when we went on the broken streets of Rashkov, Briceni or Zguritsa. We remembered the stories told by our parents about these towns, we have things that seemed so distant, fabulous and unprecedented when we were kids.

Holocaust Jewish Memorial

Jewish Cemetery

Chisinau Synagogue

Chisinau Jewish Pogrom 1903-1905 Memorial

Manger Jewish Library (The ability to search the information in the archive)

Jewish History Museum and Kishinev Jacobs Jewish Campus (KEDEM).

Service animals allowed

Public transportation options are available nearby

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Specialized infant seats are available

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

No Health Restrictions