The Kishinev and Khotin Metropolitan Gabriel Banulescu-Bodoni Bessarabian was at the beginning of the design of Kishinev after 1812. He invited the qualifie architect and land surveyor Mikhail Ozmidov, who became among the authors of one of the first plans of the city, compiled in 1817. With the Bessarabian civilian governor J. Hartingh, M. Ozmidov developed the designs of the first Kishinev buildings of the prison (1815) and the hospital (1816). At the insistence of Metropolitan G. Banulescu-Bodoni, the Metropolitanate (1814) and the Theological Seminary (1817) designed by Archimandrite Ioannikii, were built in Kishinev. Thus, the results of the fruitful activities of the two personalities demonstrated how great was the role of the Metropolitan Gavriil Banulescu-Bodoni in attracting competent specialists to develop and build the new Bessarabian region after 1812. So all the places, which are associated with the names of such personalities, which were the first architects M. Ozmidov and Archimandrite Ioannikii deserve to be included in the tourist route in Moldova, including the city of Chisinau.