Alexei Mateevici House-Museum · Casa-Muzeu Alexei Mateevici
House museum at Căinari, dedicated to the author of the anthem words · free entry
A free guided tour of the house where the author of the anthem words was born
Worth it if the figure who wrote the words of the anthem matters to you: entry and the guide are free. One visitor says plainly, though, that it is not for everyone.
House museum in the village of Căinari, dedicated to the poet and priest Alexei Mateevici, who wrote the words of the national anthem. Entry is free, and the guided tour is free too, notes one visitor who adds that the place is easy to reach by bus. The reviews come largely from local people: a parent recounts coming here often with their child and talking to them about the poet, and now the child studies at the high school that bears his name and is proud of it. Another visitor is more reserved and says plainly that the place is interesting, but not for everyone. The recurring complaint is not about the museum but about the road: one visitor recounts covering the last stretch at twenty kilometres an hour.
- Free entry and a free guided tour, noted by one visitor
- Reachable by bus, in the same review
- Dedicated to the poet and priest who wrote the words of the national anthem
- A parent recounts coming here often with their child, who now studies at the high school of the same name
- Local people describe it as a place that stands for Căinari
- It has a toilet and is suited to children, per Google data
- The house museum
- The room with period objects
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“Cool”
“First of all, the House Museum that bears the name of the great poet and priest Alexei Mateevici, the singer of the anthem of our Republic, for me is a masterpiece and especially represents our small town of Cainari! !! I often came there with my child and talked about this Father and poet! Now he studies in the high school that bears his name and is proud of it! He tells me ma…”
“It is a very visited location lately.”
- The road to the village is poor · one visitor recounts covering the last stretch at twenty kilometres an hour
- One visitor says plainly that the place is interesting, but not for everyone
- Closed on Mondays, and at weekends it closes at 13:00
- It is about 60 km south of Chișinău