I went to Chisinau for the weekend. I knew almost nothing about Moldova and imagined it as a typical post-Soviet country, gray and poor.

It started, however, quite interestingly: at night at the entrance, the local special services interrogated us for a long time. In the end, everything ended well and we were finally allowed into the country.

Chisinau turned out to be a very beautiful city. Many old buildings made of white limestone, clean, calm, many good restaurants and beautiful people.

We went to the Milestii Mici winery near Chisinau. There are about 55 kilometers of underground tunnels - a whole underground city of wine, people even drive cars through it. The cellars store more than a million bottles, and this is the largest wine collection in the world. A very atmospheric place.

We went to a concert of the band Kino.

Musicians play on stage, and the real voice of Viktor Tsoi from old recordings sings. At first it sounds a bit surreal: a live concert, a full hall of people, but the person who wrote all this has been gone for more than thirty years.

But after a couple of songs, this feeling disappears. When "Blood Type" or "Pack of Cigarettes" starts, the hall screams as if it's the most ordinary concert.