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Casa Karaman is a place where Moldovan cultural heritage comes alive in the most tangible and joyful way imaginable. A traditional clay house with wooden shutters set within a shady courtyard creates an immediate sense of stepping into a fairy tale — and the interior only deepens this impression, filled with authentic Moldovan utensils including […]

“Casa Baboi” offers one of the most distinctive and immersive accommodation experiences anywhere in Pridnestrovie — a guest house where every aspect of the stay is dedicated to transporting visitors back to the world of the Soviet Union. The property houses a genuine mini-museum of the Soviet past, with the entertainment program for guests designed

Ready for a real adventure? ATV riding in the Slobodzeya district delivers the perfect combination of thrilling outdoor experience and genuine connection with the natural landscapes surrounding Ternovka village. Feel the power of an ATV as you conquer forest trails and scenic routes along the Dniester — a safe and exciting journey through some of

The bus station in Slobodzeya serves as the main transportation hub for the district, providing passenger connections to Tiraspol, other cities of the republic and destinations throughout the region. Address: 99, Lenin street, SlobodzeyaPhone: +373 557 2 49 90

The bus station in Pervomaisk serves as a transportation hub for the southern part of the Slobodzeya district, providing passenger connections to destinations throughout the region and beyond. Address: 105a, Lenin street, Pervomaisk, Slobodzeya districtPhone: +373 557 3 50 39

Use the interactive map to locate hotels, restaurants, monasteries, monuments and natural attractions throughout the Slobodzeya district, and plan your exploration of this fertile and historically rich southern region of Pridnestrovie.

The Slobodzeya district, located in the south of Pridnestrovie, first appeared as an administrative unit within the Moldavian Autonomous SSR on October 12, 1924, having been separated from the Tiraspol uyezd. The center of the district is the town of Slobodzeya, a settlement whose name derives from the word “sloboda” — a type of village

Slobodzeya is well connected to Tiraspol and other cities of the republic by road and public transport. The district’s southern location and proximity to Tiraspol make it an easily accessible destination for day trips and weekend getaways from the capital.

The Slobodzeya district rewards exploration with diverse attractions: the Holy Ascension Novo-Nyametsky Monastery, the Memorial Complex of Military Glory in Slobodzeya, the unique Bulgarian village of Parcany, the D.K. Rodin landscape art park in Chobruchi, the Kitskany Bridgehead memorial complex, the Church of Archangel Michael in Slobodzeya and the scenic Turunchuk River sleeve all await

The district’s cafés and restaurants serve traditional Moldovan, Ukrainian and local cuisine prepared from fresh agricultural produce grown in the region’s famously fertile black earth — a genuine farm-to-table experience in the republic’s most productive agricultural zone.