Visit Ialoveni District

Ialoveni is a district in the Republic of Moldova located to the north of Chisinau, its capital city. It has a total area of 871 km2 and is home to more than 78,000 people. Ialoveni is known for its rich culture and stunning landscapes consisting of rolling hills, green pastures and vineyards. It's also home to some interesting historical locations such as Manuc Bey's Palace and the ruins of Curchi monastery which date back to the 16th century.

For those seeking an adventure, there are plenty attractions for leisure activities such as hiking in Codri Nature Reserve or visiting Orheiul Vechi - an archaeological complex with old ruins from different periods in history. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy windsurfing or fishing at Larga lake nearby while wine connoisseurs can sample local wines at several wineries along Ialoveni's Wine Road - all within easy reach from Chisinau.

An interesting historical fact about Ialoveni district is that it was once home to Michael Soutzos - one of the most influential leaders during Ottoman rule in Moldova who went on to become Grand Vizier two times under Sultan Suleiman I (The Magnificent).