Cultural gallery

There are two great walls in the world: the Great Wall of China and the Wall of Spirituality in Costești. The complex presents portraits of famous writers of Romanian literature, named "Foreigners of the Romanian Nation's Literature", together with illustrations of famous works. It also honors the spirit of Dacian heritage with depictions of Decebal, inspiring visitors with a glimpse into the rich history of the Costești Tourist Complex.

Among the special attractions are replicas of sculptures made by Constantin Brâncuși, one of the most famous sculptors of the last century. These include:
- "Table of Silence," representing the "Last Supper," with the 12 apostles around Jesus. The table symbolizes both family reunion and meditation, reflecting Brâncuși's desire to revive ancient traditions and honor the memory of those who fell in World War I.
- "Gate of the Kiss," also known as the "Monument of the Whole Nation," where the kiss symbolizes union. The gate resembles a triumphal arch, symbolizing the triumph of life over death.
- Other notable replicas include "Adam and Eve," a sculpture depicting the biblical couple in a timeless form; "The Rooster," a stylized representation of vitality; and "King of Kings," also known as "Christ," a stylized human figure. The "Infinity Column," originally 29.35 meters high, is dedicated to the Romanian soldiers who fell in World War I.

At the heart of the complex is the Scena Building, built in traditional style. It is dedicated to various cultural events and is an essential meeting place for artistic, folklore and other cultural activities. The Scena building adds a touch of authenticity and vitality to the events hosted at the Costești Tourist Complex, offering a traditional and picturesque setting.

The complex offers more than art. The "Mill with Pies and Words" serves as a ceremonial hall, and behind it is a collection of old mills. Named by Iulian Filip, the mill is a symbol of Moldovan heritage. Visitors can also explore the replica of "Guguță's Cușmei," inspired by the story written by Ion Creangă, symbolizing curiosity and imagination. This area also includes an aerial library dedicated to Romanian writers, accessible to children, and the size of the kangaroo symbolizes Guguță's big heart.

Finally, the replica of Ion Creangă's house, with his portrait and that of Mihai Eminescu at the entrance, symbolizes Romanian tradition and culture. It is a tribute to the memory of the writer and his work, as well as a symbol of national identity and Romanian literary heritage.
The "Crama" is an event hall which hosts an exhibition of wines, Moldovan delicacies and numerous art items, making it a perfect venue for special occasions.