Flight to Chisinau from €60 — Round Trip in March

Flight to Chisinau: Cheap Trip to Moldova’s Unknown Capital

Are you looking for a city trip off the beaten path? A flight to Chisinau is currently available from Hamburg for only 60 euros per person – round trip, of course. The Moldovan capital surprises with Soviet architecture, green parks and a vibrant wine culture that will delight you.

🛂 Visa: Not required for German citizens (tourist stay).

Why Chisinau now?

Chisinau, popularly known as the “City of White Acacias,” is a city full of contrasts. Between monumental Soviet buildings and modern cafés, you’ll discover a relaxed atmosphere that hasn’t yet been overrun by mass tourism. The main sights are close together: Stefan cel Mare Park with the monument to the Moldovan prince is the green center of the city. Just a few steps away is the Central Market, where you can try local products like fresh cheese, pickled vegetables and homemade jam. A real eye-catcher is the Ciuflea Cathedral with its golden domes. The National Museum of History and Archaeology is also worth a visit to learn more about the eventful history of the region.

Culinarily, you should definitely try Moldovan cuisine: Mămăligă (a polenta dish) with sheep’s cheese and sour cream, Plăcinte (savory or sweet pastries) and Zeama (a sour chicken soup). Accompanied by a glass of local wine – Moldova is known for its vineyards. Also try the sweet Cozonac stollen or Mămăligă cu brânză.

Flight to Chisinau: All Info About the Deal

The flight to Chisinau from Hamburg costs you and your companion only 60 euros each – for the round trip. The direct flight (0 stops) takes you to the Moldovan capital without detours. The travel dates are from March 6 to March 13, 2027, so a 7-day stay. That’s a price you rarely see – normally you pay significantly more for this route. So secure this offer quickly before it’s gone. Such a flight to Chisinau is the perfect opportunity to discover an underestimated travel destination.

Best Travel Time & Practical Tips

In March, it’s still quite cool in Chisinau: temperatures during the day are usually between 5 and 10 degrees, and it can still be frosty at night. So pack warm clothing, but look forward to fewer tourists and cheaper prices. Spring begins slowly, with the first blossoms appearing in the parks.

On site, the best way to get around is by Marshrutka (shared taxis) or trolleybus – both are very cheap. A taxi is also affordable, but make sure the driver turns on the meter. You can comfortably explore the city center on foot. As a money-saving tip: many museums have low admission fees, and visiting the parks is free anyway. For excursions to the wine region – such as Cricova or Mileștii Mici – you can take public buses or join a guided tour. Change in Moldovan Leu (MDL) is handy; however, many shops also accept cards.

Chisinau in 7 Days

With seven days, you have enough time to explore Chisinau and perhaps even some of the surrounding area. Here’s a realistic plan:

• Day 1: Arrival, check-in at the hotel, first exploration of the city center and dinner at a local restaurant.
• Day 2: Stefan cel Mare Park, Central Market Hall, National Museum of History.
• Day 3: Ciuflea Cathedral, visit the Botanical Garden, stroll along Boulevard Ștefan cel Mare.
• Day 4: Day trip to Cricova or Mileștii Mici – famous wine cellars (book in advance!).
• Day 5: Discover the Botanica district with its markets and the Sfântul Teodor Tiron Church.
• Day 6: Museum of Moldovan Winemaking, then relax in Valea Morilor Park with a view of the lake.
• Day 7: Buy last souvenirs, departure.

Of course, you can also divide the days differently – depending on your interests.

If you’re looking for more cheap flight deals, check out our other flight deals. And for more background information about Chisinau, take a look at the Wikipedia page of the city.