The family's centuries-old clay house is a museum of Moldovan culture and a popular tourist attraction. Inside, the house displays traditional Moldovan utensils: a stove, clay pottery, antique photographs, a spinning wheel, and hand-woven yarn. The main room, the "casa mare," is always ready for celebrations. Another highlight is a hand-woven carpet, nearly 120 years old.
A clay house with wooden shutters in a shady courtyard is like a fairy tale come to life. Inside are traditional Moldovan utensils: a stove, clay pottery, antique photographs, and hand-woven yarn. Some items were inherited from parents, others were donated by caring neighbors. The front room of the "casa mare" is always ready for a celebration.
A painted bench stands against the wall—a longtime fixture in the house. It was assembled in the room when the house was being built and never moved anywhere else. Another highlight is a hand-woven carpet, nearly 120 years old. The traditional techniques used to create it are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The house is intended not only as a tourist attraction but also as a social and cultural space where local residents of Ternovka meet and host various cultural events. The museum also hosts unique culinary master classes on preparing traditional Moldovan dishes.
Holidays here are celebrated in traditional Moldovan clothing, with traditional folklore, songs, gatherings, and, of course, tea. Lunch or baked goods can be prepared upon request.
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+373 (0) 68 604 060
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