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This fantastic place is perfect for a weekend. It has its own special charm, but while it is famous for being 'Soviet', I didn't really see it there. Yes, they have a statue to Lenin, but there are some other places in Moldova that have them too :) The city is walkable, though the local transport is pretty cheap: 3 roubles or 0,18 EUR. I love their parks, there was sakura blooming in their dendropark and they planted tulips there, so it was wonderful. The city center with fancy buildings and monuments is pretty picturesque. The food is as varied as you can imagine: I personally can recommend Toscana, Back in the USSR and the House of Bakery.

Always a nice place for relaxing, meeting new people, practice languages skills, check out authential restaurants and see new developments in society live even within or without combination of the special historical background of the town (and the region).

Highly recommended. If you have only 1 night in Moldova, go and stay in Tiraspol and explore Transnistria, a country that doesn't exist. I was amazed by how clean, big and modern the city is. Everything is available like supermarkets, cafes, cineplex, parks and very affordable.

Communist feeling from city. Unbelievable and interresting "time-travelling" to back. My country was like that before 1989. One of best experiences ever. I have never had feeling from country like from Transnistria. Absolutely unique ! 1 day for Tiraspol is enough but maybe i will come next time with permit for 48 hours (they are giving 24 or 48 hour permit) and visit some villages :) If you visit, go eat to Kumanek for unique traditional food experience !

Use taxi services, its cheap and fast. I will definitely recommend to get a cheap mobile phone that works in Pridnestrovie, you can buy a cheap phone for approx 25 dollars at a any service point (not a smartphone).

Nice and clean city. We stayed two days, three nights which is exact good time to spend there. Don't forget to see Bendery Fortress and make a photo with the large Lenin statue in front of the parlement building and have lunch at the Soviet cafe in Bender. If you travel with small kids (what we did), I think a rental car is a must to get around. (we rented one in Chisinau for a week)