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The medieval bath ruins at Orheiul Vechi · by the road, free access, with the caves a few steps away
The bath ruins, then the walk to the caves, with a view over the valley and seashell fossils
Good as a short stop while exploring Orheiul Vechi · freely accessible ruins by the road, which some find majestic and others not special at all. The real gain is the walk to the caves, with a view over the valley and fossils.
The ruins of a medieval bath at Orheiul Vechi, right beside the main road to Trebujeni, freely accessible day and night. One visitor describes them as one of the three baths of the 14th-century Mongol city in the area, and the best preserved; another calls them some of the oldest bath ruins in Moldova. On the spot there is only a board with some info and nobody to guard the ruins. Opinions on the ruins themselves are split: for one visitor it was "really a majestic site", for another "the baths are not special". The same visitor, though, gives good advice: from the baths you can see the caves in the cliff, and if you go there, on foot only, you get an amazing view over the valley and can find a lot of seashell fossils.
- One of the three baths of the 14th-century Mongol city, the best preserved, per one visitor
- Some of the oldest bath ruins in Moldova
- Free access, day and night, right beside the road
- The nearby caves · an amazing view over the valley
- Seashell fossils on the way to the caves
- "Really a majestic site", for one visitor
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“The ruins are right beside the main road to Trebujeni. There is only a board with some info and nobody to guard the ruins. It is one of the 3 baths (and the best preserved) in the urban area of the mongol city from the 14th century.”
“The baths are not special. But nearby (you can see them from the baths place) there are the caves and if you go there (by foot only) you have an amazing view over the valley plus you can find a lot of seashells fossils.”
“Many ruins here If you have nothing to do in Moldova then it is worth visiting”
- "The baths are not special", per one visitor
- Only an information board, no guide and no guard
- The caves are reached on foot only








