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Cheap Flights to Chisinau
Which day is cheapest to fly to Chisinau?
Tuesday is currently, on average, the cheapest day to fly to Chisinau. Flying on Monday will result in higher flight prices.
What time of day is cheapest to fly?
At the moment, flights in the morning are likely to offer the best value for money for your Chisinau trip. A flight at midday will more often than not be of higher cost.
When is the best time to visit Chisinau?
Moldova has cold winters that tend to be very snowy, temperate springs and autumns, and warm summers with temperatures averaging around 25 degrees Celsius. So you can plan your flights to Chisinau based on the weather that you like best! Visit during Christmas to experience a very festive atmosphere, or in the summer months to catch Independence Day on the 27th of August. If beating the crowds is your concern, then do not worry: Moldova has long been the least visited country in Europe (despite being one of the most fascinating and beautiful!). However, it may prove difficult to find cheap flights to Chisinau during peak seasons (such as the summer months of June-August) as these also coincide with school holidays.
If you find yourself travelling to Chisinau in October you will be able to team your trip with a visit to Chisinau’s National Wine Festival where you can enjoy fine wine, champagne, sing along to a Moldovan folk band and try ‘Shashlik’.
Chisinau overview
A flight to Chisinau will connect you with the largest city in Moldova, a place which has many great things to see and to do. Take a stroll in the Dendrarium park and enjoy the peace and quiet and the elegant walkways lined with some stunning tree specimens. The Stefan cel Mare Park with its lovely fountains is another great place for a walk or a picnic with your family. One of the most renowned features of Chisinau is the Victory Memorial and the Eternal Flame that burns within it. The memorial and the flame are there to commemorate the casualties of World War II. Visit the botanical gardens and the National Museum to learn more about the rich natural and cultural history of this amazing part of the world. If you are interested in culture and museums, then make sure to pay a visit of the Museum of Ethnography and Natural History (Muzeul National de Etnografie si Istorie Naturala) as well. Lovers of literature are sure to adore the town’s little, and very charming, Pushkin Museum, which celebrates the great writer’s visit to the city many years ago.
Getting around Chisinau
Chisinau is perhaps best known, in terms of public transport, for its trolley buses. These unique and quirky trolley buses will take you to all of the main attractions and quarters of the city. There are also buses available in the city centre, and they run from early morning to midnight every day. Public buses in Chisinau are very cheap, and so are a brilliant option if you are on a budget holiday. In the suburbs of the city, you are more likely to find privately operated minibuses than the public buses that are a common sight in the city centre. Moldova also has a good rail network, so you can take the train from Chisinau to explore the rest of the country if you like.
Getting from the Airport to the City
Once you arrive on your flight to Chi?in?u International Airport (KIV) you will be located around 8 miles to the south east of Chisinau town centre. This is the main international airport in Moldova. Hire a car, hail a taxi cab, or hop on an airport shuttle to reach your hotel in the city.