Tour of the Transcarpathian region: attractions, tourist and little-known places

Where else could it be nicer, freer and more beautiful than in the mountains?! Boundless glades of fragrant flowers against the backdrop of incredibly deep and clear skies. The harsh stone cliffs look harmonious against the backdrop of dense emerald forests. Where in the distance the winding ribbon of a mountain stream sparkles, and there the playful water grows into a stormy and uncontrollable waterfall. With light gentle touches, the bright sun paints its pictures, understandable only to nature, with the colors of the rainbow on the transparent water canvas. It was as if stern guards surrounded the mountain peaks on all sides. Some of them are cold, covered with a white cap of snow, while others are covered with dense forests, reminiscent of shaggy bears that are hibernating. And now the bear is not sleeping, he keeps one eye open, the animal is intently watching for order. And only if you take a closer look, it immediately becomes clear that this is not the eye of a large animal, but a crystal clear Mountain Lake surrounded by dense mountain grasses.

Where else can you touch real clouds?! Just imagine: you are climbing to the top, and a thick white carpet appears in front of you... and a few more meters - and you seem to be rising above the world... and how can you not feel like a free bird...

And it’s not just the untouched and clean nature that attracts thousands of tourists here every year. The Carpathian region is a fabulous land! A land of centuries-old traditions, hospitable and sincere people, magical villages and cities that are unlike any other in the world. To get to know this amazing region better, it’s not enough to hear someone’s impressions; it’s worth visiting! Regardless of what time of year you plan to spend your holiday in the Carpathians, be it autumn or even winter, you will gain unforgettable impressions and improve your body’s health. From all the variety of wonders, it is still difficult to choose just one, so our article will highlight individual places that are worth visiting at the beginning of your trip to the Carpathians.

1. The city of Yaremche is the capital of tourists in the Carpathian region

A small and cozy Carpathian town on the banks of the Prut River is located in a picturesque mountain basin. Although the history of the city does not even go back three hundred years, it was Yaremche that became the cradle of Carpathian culture and traditions. Extremely variegated and colorful, it combines rhythmic modernity and wise antiquity. Through hospitality local residents, their love for nature and neighbor ancient secret of the old mountains becomes accessible to every tourist.

Yaremche is especially interesting during the major religious holidays. It seems that before you is not an action familiar to city residents with traditions that have already been passed through more than once, but a real theater. The variety of flowers, variety of songs and actions will not leave any of the guests indifferent. A real theater with authentic actors against the backdrop of incredible landscapes can find the inflammatory Hutsul in the soul of each of us. You will remember your holiday in Yaremche for a long time.

What is worth seeing in Yaremche

• Suspension bridge over the Prut.
• Reserve with wild animals.
• Old railway bridge.
• Ancient wooden churches of the 17th-18th centuries, made in a colorful local architectural style.
• Museum of Ethnography and Ecology.
• Restaurant "Hutsulshchyna", built without a single nail.
• Pass "Pereslop".
• Dovbush rocks.
• Souvenir market.

Night view of Yaremche (Yaremcha) from a bird's eye view

2. An unforgettable vacation in the village of Polyanitsa

The next destination is the village of Polyanytsya, which belongs to the Yaremche city council. The settlement is quite modern and developed. Despite the rather Ukrainian name, the village can easily compete with the most famous ski resorts in Europe. It is next to Polyanytsya that the largest ski complex in Ukraine, Bukovel, is located.

Every tourist can be amazed not only by the incredible landscapes, but also by the cleanliness of the streets, their orderliness, and a large selection of cozy and modern private estates and hotels. Therefore, while relaxing in Polyanitsa you will collect a full cup of unforgettable impressions.

• Ski resort"Bukovel".
• Pedestrian pass "Tables" 1130
• Upside down house.

3. The picturesque Carpathian village of Yablunytsya

The village with the appetizing name Yablunytsia is located 35 kilometers from the city of Yaremche. Thanks to the moderately cold winter, snow cover is maintained for six months, and due to the large number of slopes, Yablunytsia is one of the most popular resorts in the Carpathian region.

Like Yablunytsia is located in a deep cauldron, it is surrounded on all sides by the Carpathian Mountains. A fabulous time is summer, when the air is filled with sweet herbal aromas and bright juicy flowers. You just want to get into such a natural corner. Yablunitsa - relax and forget about household chores.

Without which it is difficult to imagine Yablunitsa

• Church of the Assumption Holy Mother of God XVIII century.
• Mount Hamster;
• The most high peak Ukraine Hoverla (2061 m).
• Mount Petros (2020 m).
• Yablunytsky pass.

4. City of Ukrainian customs and rituals - Kosiv

By local legend Kosovo is part of the heavenly land. And it’s hard to disagree with this! The land of gardening and beekeeping, the world Mecca of folk and applied arts. All the Carpathian and mountain region presented in the works of local artists. Kosiv - people's encyclopedia of the Hutsul region. A visit and holiday in Kosovo is a holiday of soul and body that can go on forever.
From such pleasure, poetic lines are born by themselves:

“Smelling copper and licorice sun,
Svitankov's dew on the princess - Yalitsa,
And the clinging water of the blue spring,
This is how I will dream about Kosiv forever.”

What else is Kosovo famous for?

• Church of the Nativity of John the Baptist early XX century
• Wooden Church of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
• National Park"Hutsulshchina".
• Strutinsky Museum.
• Museum of the Liberation Struggle of the Carpathian Region.
• Kosovo market.
• Kosovo Museum of Folk Art and Life.
• Waterfall "Kosovsky Huk".
• Castle ramparts.

Kyiv Kosiv, panorama from the Ostry ridge

5. Fairytale Hutsul village - Verkhovyna

A singing land with cheerful and friendly people. Magical and mysterious place, which amazes the most skeptical minds. The region is so picturesque that it has become a favorite among writers and poets. The surrounding beauty and grandeur so impressed director Sergei Parajanov that it was here that the film “Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors,” famous throughout the Soviet Union, was shot.

Verkhovyna is like a fortress that protects the traditions of the Carpathian region on the southern side. Very bright traditions of celebrating a wedding, which takes place here for a whole week. Folk traditional costumes are just the tip of the iceberg, and all other traditions and their diversity are simply difficult to list and understand at once. But hospitable and sincere Hutsuls want the whole world to know about them. Therefore, there is no need to be shy, everything will be explained to you in the smallest detail - please come and relax in Verkhovyna!

What is Verkhovyna famous for?

• Museum of Hutsul Life, Ethnography and Musical Instruments named after. R. Kumlik.
• Museum of Hutsul magic.
• House-museum “Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors”.
• "Hata flock."
• Regional historical local history museum Hutsul region.
• Museum of Applied Arts, Iltsy village.
• Verkhovyna National natural Park.
• Written stone.

6. Silver resort of the Hutsul region - the village of Sheshory

A rich and luxurious Hutsul village in the Kosovo region. Without a doubt, the best way to relax is to go to the Carpathians. Sheshory is a resort famous throughout Ukraine and beyond, where the clean mountain air with the aroma of real field herbs makes you dizzy. In which you wake up to the sweet singing of birds and a soft ray of sunshine. A resort where you heal your soul and body with the help of nature. A place where you can find inner harmony.

And of course, where would we be without skis? Specially equipped ski resorts await real daredevils and extreme sports enthusiasts in Sheshory. And delicious Hutsul cuisine will quickly restore your strength.

What to see in Sheshory

• Lake Swan.
• Petrichila tract.
• Big and Small Huk waterfalls.
• Alley with American pine from the times of Austria-Hungary.
• Ridge "Brusny".
• One of the oldest Hutsul churches is the Upper Church.
• Festival of ethnic music and land art "Sheshory".

7. Skhidnytsia village

The settlement in a wide valley on the banks of a small mountain river is located in the Lviv region, Drohobych district. The former all-Union resort is still famous throughout Ukraine thanks to its Naftusya mineral water. Spring water of this type helps with liver and kidney diseases, anemia, salt diathesis, diabetes mellitus, normalizes stomach acidity, etc. Water helps in cell regeneration, so it rightfully deserves the title of “living water.”
In total, there are 38 springs and 17 wells on the territory of Skhidnitsa. In addition to water, Skhidnytsia is famous for its healing mud.

As for a resort, the village has a fairly well-developed tourist infrastructure, so guests do not need to worry about housing and prices for accommodation here for any budget. Holidays in Skhidnytsia will be a truly therapeutic and interesting pastime in the Carpathians.

What is worth seeing in Skhidnytsia

• Memorial room - museum of the discoverer of the Skhidnytsia mineral water deposit E. Stotsky.
• Route Skhidnitsa-Ugrich (10 km.) State historical and cultural reserve “Tustan”.
• Remains of the Iron Guta blast furnace.
• The Beskydy mountain range system.
• Room-museum of folk life.
• Stone Nicholas Church of the 17th century.
• Skhidnytskoe oil field.
• Skhidnytskoe mineral water deposit.
• Landscape regional park Stuzhytsia.

8. City of Skole

A small provincial town of regional significance, Skole, belongs to the Lviv region. The historical center of Boykivshchyna is included in the List of historical populated places in Ukraine. The settlement contains a large number of architectural and natural monuments.

The town of Skole is surrounded on all sides by mountain peaks of different heights, which makes it cozy and protected from cold winds. Skole is leisure for the whole family. The temperate and mild climate allows walking among nature on the banks of a clean river, among green and cozy forests, among fragrant herbs.

• National Natural Park "Skolev Beskids".
• Church of the Seven Sorrows, building XIX century
• Dead Lake.
• Palace of the Barons Grödley.
• Kinski Palace.
• Cave monastery XIII-XVI centuries.
• Dovbush rocks.
• Tustan Fortress;
• Church of the Great Martyr Panteleimon (Saint Paraskeva).
• Parashka.

9. Village Pylypets

Pylypets is a high-mountain village, one of the largest in the region. Famous ski resort, which belongs to the Transcarpathian region. The most visited Pylypets during ski season. For lovers winter holiday and extreme sports there are specially equipped trails with a total length of 20 km, the longest of which is 6 km, and 7 lifts. Also, the village has an adequately developed infrastructure: hotels, estates, restaurants, rental offices, etc. For those who love home comfort, you can rent a room in the private sector.

• Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary;
• Mount Gymba.
• Mount Zhyd Magura.

10. Village Shayan

The real pearl of Transcarpathia is the resort village of Shayan, famous for its mineral springs. It was on the basis of these sources that one of the oldest baths, the Maramorosh Zhupas, was founded. Local water can heal and cleanse the intestines, cure stomach ulcers, and relieve urological diseases. Shayan mineral water in its properties is equal to the famous ones medicinal waters"Borjomi", "Narzan", "Essentuki".

Developed infrastructure will allow the tourist to forget about the problems of arrangement, and the surrounding environment is clean and incredibly picturesque nature will help restore all lost strength. Come to the Carpathians and relax in Shayan.

Sights of the village of Shayan

• Healing springs Marmaroshi.
• Peaks Shayan, Shayanikha, Shayanchik.
• Vigorlat-Gutinsky ridge.
• Mount Loposh.
• With. Velyatino, a unique herd of buffalo, the only one in Ukraine.

A beautiful land, enchanting with its beauty, clean air and fast rivers - Transcarpathia. This is a region where different cultures, traditions and peoples are mixed, since the Transcarpathian region borders four countries at once - Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania. Thousands of tourists come to Transcarpathia every year because there is so much to see. This region is rich in attractions. And about the most interesting places I’ll tell you where you need to go.

Perhaps the most beautiful place not only in Transcarpathia, but throughout Ukraine is Lake Synevyr. It is not for nothing that it is also called the pearl of Transcarpathia or the eye of the sea of ​​the Carpathians. There are legends about this lake. And one of the legends talks about the unhappy love of the daughter of a local rich man, Xin, and a poor guy, Vir, who are not destined to be together. By order of the girl’s father, a stone was thrown from the mountain on the guy, and when Xin learned about this, she cried a whole lake of tears. The water in the lake is truly as clear as a tear, and even from the depths you can see the bottom of the lake. And the views around the water mirror are simply stunning! The tall spruce trees around the lake are mesmerizing. On the shore of Synevyr stands sculptural composition“Xin and Vir” as a reminder of the immortal love of two lovers. This lake is located in the National natural park with the same name Synevir.

Also on the territory of this national park There is a rehabilitation center for brown bears. A huge territory inhabited by brown bears. These bears are in need of rehabilitation, they were mistreated by their former owners and now they are there in conditions close to natural. And tourists can watch bears.

Do you want to see one of the most beautiful and full-flowing waterfalls in the Transcarpathian region? Then go to the village of Pylypets. This is where the Shipot waterfall is located. The height of the water fall is 14 meters. Surrounded by ancient beeches and tall fir trees, in a very picturesque place and this “miracle of nature” is located.

If you come to Transcarpathia in early May, then it’s worth visiting Khust. It is in Khust that there is the world's only plantation of angustifolia narcissus, listed in the Red Book and growing here in natural conditions. This is a protected area biosphere reserve. During the mass flowering of these plants, the earth looks as if it is covered with a white carpet, and the aroma from the flowers spreads throughout the entire area.

The Transcarpathian region is very rich in castles. The most interesting, most beautiful castles are the Palanok castle in Mukachevo, the Uzhgorod castle and the castle of Count Schönborn in Chinadievo.

Palanok Castle is located on a mountain, so it is clearly visible from almost anywhere in the city. This is a monument of fortification architecture of the XIV-XVII centuries. The castle has survived more than one assault and siege, and has changed its owners many times, but it still stands and delights tourists with its beauty and power.

Uzhgorod castle looks simpler compared to Mukachevo, but it is the most ancient fortress in Transcarpathia. The first mention of it dates back to the 9th century. Now within the walls of this castle there is a local history museum, and in the basements there is an exhibition “Torture Room”.

Schönborn Castle is a former hunting castle-palace of Count Schönborn in a romantic French style. Now it is a functioning sanatorium “Karpaty”. The castle has been preserved in excellent condition; it is decorated with the family coat of arms, turrets, weather vanes, and stained glass windows. Around the castle there is a wonderful English park with various types of trees, with a lake on which swans swim.

Transcarpathia is famous for its mineral waters. There are so many health resorts, hydropathic clinics, and sanatoriums nowhere else in Ukraine. How can you be in Transcarpathia and not try the mineral waters from the pump rooms? Feel free to stop by any of the sanatoriums and try it! The most important mineral waters of Transcarpathia are “Luzhanska”, “Luzhanska-7”, “Polyana Kvasova”, “Borzhavskaya”, “Svalyava”.

And one more place where you definitely need to go when you are in Transcarpathia - this is one of thermal pools Beregovo, Kosino or Velyatino. Thermal waters have good medicinal properties on the human body. Hot geysers with mineral water rich in bromine, iodine, iron, sodium, magnesium and other minerals. The water temperature in the pools is approximately 30-38 degrees Celsius; for treatment or recovery, the optimal time to stay in the pool is thermal water 25-35 minutes. The feeling after visiting the pool is simply amazing. Try it yourself!

Transcarpathia is a land of hospitable people, warm sun and high mountains. Come and see for yourself!

For the Independence Day of Ukraine, Channel 24 prepared a special project about amazing places in every region of the country. Today we will tell you which corners of Transcarpathia every Ukrainian should visit.

In the Transcarpathian region there is a holiday for everyone: for extreme tourists - a hike mountain ranges Chernogora and Svidovets; for lovers of “lazy” relaxation – the thermal waters of Kosin and Beregova; for connoisseurs historical heritage– castles of Uzhgorod and Mukachevo.

All the most Beautiful places Transcarpathia cannot be described in a few words, so we suggest paying attention to the selection of places that are worth visiting first.

Transcarpathian region: what is worth visiting

Uzhgorod – a majestic castle, a wide river and cherry trees

An amazing city on the Uzh River is the administrative center of the Transcarpathian region. The first mention of it dates back to 872. Today the population of the regional center is more than 100 thousand people.

Sakura Festival. To the famous cherry blossom festival called "Sakura-fest" Thousands of tourists come from all over Ukraine. The peak of flowering of ornamental Japanese cherries occurs at the end of April - beginning of May and they bloom for two to three weeks. The annual festival program always appears on online resources, offering convenient tourist tours and routes around the city.

Despite popular myths about the appearance of pink trees in Uzhgorod, according to official version In the 1920s, Czechoslovakian engineers were supposed to plant landscaping in the new administrative quarter in the city center and, as an experiment, they planted cherry trees, which unexpectedly took root in this area. Today greatest number Sakura can be seen in spring along the Uzh River - the longest alley in Europe (2.2 km).

Cherry blossoms on the streets of Uzhgorod

Regarding the interesting tourist places of the “capital” of Transcarpathia, on Kapitulna Street there is an analogue of Lviv Shevchenko Guy - Transcarpathian Museum of Folk Architecture and Life. Museum of Local Lore under open air stores 14 thousand ancient exhibits of folk applied art. It was created in 1965 and now covers an area of ​​5.5 hectares.

Uzhgorod Castle It is considered one of the oldest fortifications in Ukraine (the first mention was in the 10th century), which since the mid-20th century has turned into a local history museum and invites all tourists on excursions. With a small observation deck A magnificent panorama of the city opens up, against which you can take beautiful photos.

Panorama from the territory of the Uzhgorod castle

It is impossible not to mention such wonderful architectural monuments as the Cathedral of the Exaltation of the Cross (1841), the Roman Catholic Church of St. George (1775), Shelestovo St. Michael's Church (1777), Uzhgorod Synagogue (1910), Church of St. Yuri, Episcopal Residence, Uzhgorod Children's Railway and Botanical Garden.

Roman Catholic Church of St. George

The best way to get to Uzhgorod is by train, which goes directly to the regional center.

Palanok Castle

The legendary Mukachevo castle Palanok has been inviting thousands of tourists to its possessions for several years now. The first mention of it dates back to the 11th century, and it was built to protect and control trade and military routes. The fortification at one time withstood many enemy sieges, the longest of which was the Austrian one, which lasted three years (1685-1688). Then the castle belonged to the famous Hungarian princess Ilona Zrini - she led the national liberation movement of Croatia and Hungary against the Austrian Empire.

Palanok Castle in Mukachevo

Medieval walls keep many secrets and myths that have not yet been solved. However, we know one thing for sure - from the mountain on which the castle is located there is an amazing view of the old City Mukachevo. There is even a legend that supposedly people built this mountain, but their labor cost them terrible suffering, which is where the probable name of the settlement Mukachevo came from.

Palanok Castle, with an area of ​​almost 14 thousand square meters, is divided into three levels: Upper, Middle and Lower castles. Also, under the majestic historical building, secret underground passages are still preserved, which at one time were considered a refuge for people and livestock.

Today, many tours are held at the castle. To get to it, you need to take any transport that takes you to Mukachevo and go up to the castle gates on your own.

Nevitsky Castle

A dilapidated castle near the village of Kamenitsa, Uzhgorod region, was first mentioned in history around the 12th century. After lengthy clashes and religious wars, the Transylvanian prince Yuri I Rakoczi destroys the castle - and all that remains is a few castle walls and one tower. However, this castle is considered the first castle building built on the territory of modern Ukraine.

Nevitsky Castle near the village of Kamenitsa

If you want to get to Nevitsky Castle, you need to take any bus from the bus station "Uzhgorod-2" ("Perechinsky bus station") that passes through the village of Nevitskoye. At the stop near the castle there are information boards with marked walking route to Nevitsky Castle.

Palace of the Counts of Schönborn

In the euphonious village of Karpaty near Mukachevo there is the palace of the Counts of Schönborn, or Beregvar Castle. It was built at the end of the 19th century - then the palace served the owners as a residence and hunting lodge.

In 1946, it turned into the Karpaty sanatorium, which specialized in treatment and rehabilitation after vascular and heart diseases. In addition to rare plants that have been growing in the arboretum garden for decades, there is also a pump room with mineral water on the palace grounds. It is also called the source of beauty for the healing properties of water.

Palace of the Counts of Schönborn (Beregvar Castle) near Mukachevo

The best way to get to the castle is by railway. In Mukachevo you need to take the train, which goes to the Karpaty station, and from there walk to the palace. You can get to the sanatorium by car, driving along the Kyiv-Chop highway. There you will come across settlements Suskovo and Chinadievo, between which the amazing palace is located.

Thermal waters of Transcarpathia

If you have never had the opportunity to swim in thermal waters, then the city of Beregovo and the village of Kosino (Mukachevo district) will definitely appeal to you. Tourist complexes fascinate with their beauty and range of medical services.

Health complex in Kosino

It is here that you will find outdoor pools and saunas with thermal waters, the temperature of which reaches more than 40 degrees. Natural mineral water, in particular in Beregovo, rises directly from thermal wells, more than 1 km deep. Thousands of tourists from all over the country come to these parts of Transcarpathia to go not only to taste delicious wines and cheeses, but also to have a great time and improve their health.

Balneological resort Lumshory

An ideal place to relax and recuperate is the balneological resort of Lumshory, which dates back to the 17th century. The village of Perechyn district, which is located at the foot of the largest valley of the Ukrainian Carpathians - the Runa valley - invites you not only to have a pleasant time, but also to recover in metal vats.

For some, such an exotic vacation may seem somewhat strange, but swimming in mineral hydrogen sulfide water will definitely be remembered for a lifetime. In addition to unforgettable impressions, bathing in vats helps to improve the musculoskeletal system and rejuvenate the body.

Lumshory invites you to bathe in vats

Considering the distance from civilization, getting to the village is quite difficult. It is best to start your route from the regional center by train, which passes through Perechyn. There you will change to a shuttle bus that departs regularly from the bus station.

Lake Synevyr

The real pearl of the Carpathians, which amazes with its beauty and unique flora and fauna, is located in the Mizhhirya region. It has become not only an excellent tourist destination, but also a place for filming more than one film and video clip. It is also often called the “Eye of the Sea”, which amazes with its crystal water and mountain landscapes.

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Folk cuisine and healing springs of Transcarpathia add charm and charm to your holiday. The region of Transcarpathia surprises and impresses with its sights.

I will try to introduce you to the most, in my opinion, amazing sights of Transcarpathia. Let's start our vacation in Transcarpathia from the capital of this region. IN city ​​of Uzhgorod
The longest linden alley is located. The alley was planted by Czech botanists in 1928. Different varieties of linden were planted and therefore you can admire the blooms for almost a whole month. Among the seven wonders of the world of Transcarpathia, the alley took the fifth place of honor in 2009. A cherry blossoms in Uzhgorod

turns the city into real Japan. Cherry blossoms peak, with about 1,000 trees blooming here around April 25th. The treasure of the Ukrainian Carpathians is Lake Synevyr

. The water in Synevyr is so clean that you can see the bottom of the lake, and the trout swimming in it, the lake is rich in. Fishing here is strictly prohibited. And in 1989, Syneversky Park was created in the adjacent areas near the lake. The sights of Transcarpathia are rich in wonders, one of such wonders is"Valley of Narcissus"

During the flowering period in May, everything is covered with a white blanket. It may seem like you are in the Alps. A monument to the narcissus was erected near the valley. Now it will be easier for tourists to find the valley. The highest point in Ukraine is considered Mount Goverla.

The height of the mountain is 2061 above sea level. The mountain is located on the border of Ivano-Frankivsk and Transcarpathian regions. The first ascent by tourists took place in 1880. Climbing the mountain is possible from May to November. There is a Center of Europe in Transcarpathia.

The stela is located on the highway of the Rakhiv district in the village of Dilov. The stela and geodetic sign symbolize the geographical center of Europe. The device was made in Austria and Hungary with a scale of meridians and parallels, determined by the Center of Europe in 1887. The sights of Transcarpathia are unique. The observatory was built on Black Mountain in 1935 at an altitude of 2022 meters on the top of the mountain. The observatory was used as a meteorological station and as a powerful border post.

Still a must see Museum of Folk Architecture. This museum is open air. Samples of wooden architecture from representatives of different peoples of Transcarpathia are collected here.

And near the village of Solotovo there are salt lakes and caves. Lakes that are in no way inferior to their healing powers Dead Sea. Open here health complex. It is very beautiful and unusual here.

And now we will get acquainted with such an architectural landmark as: hunting castle - palace of the counts of Schönborn. It was summer residence Count Schönborn, for relaxation. The house was initially small, but after reconstruction it turned out to be a castle in the Romanesque style. Near the palace there is a garden with a decorative lake.

Next we will visit Mukachevo Castle "Palanok". The castle was built to control and protect military and trade routes. The castle has about 120 rooms, half of which are residential, and the other part is reserved for casemates and trains. These days the castle is located historical Museum.

And in Uzhgorod castle you can see more than 100 thousand exhibits. The building houses the Transcarpathian Local History Museum. The castle is a fortification structure. The museum's collections include: weapons, bronze items, early printed books, and guild crafts. As well as exhibits: folk clothing, musical instruments and much more.

Need to see more Zoo museum. The museum is located in Uzhgorod in the former Greco-Catholic Church of St. Basil. There are 150 species of Transcarpathian fauna here. The collection also includes exotic animals such as leopard, saiga, crocodile, monkeys, and emu. Shark, crayfish, octopus, squid.

Past botanical garden don't pass by. There are 3,900 species and varieties of open ground plants and 1,100 greenhouse plants. And in the arboretum there are about 800 species of shrubs and trees. The garden has the following sections: Chinese, Far Eastern, Central Asian, Caucasian and American.

There are many more attractions in Transcarpathia architectural monuments and buildings. And all of them, without exception, are worthy of you coming to this land of wonders and seeing everything for yourself. After all, they say the truth is better to see once than to hear a hundred times.

Transcarpathia is famous not only for its sights, but also for its resorts where you can undergo targeted or complex treatment. It’s no secret that sanatoriums in the Carpathians are known not only in Ukraine, but also abroad. And the climate in the Carpathians contributes to health improvement. The air is cleanest mineral springs, hot springs, healing mud. And horseback riding will help improve your health alpine skiing, hiking, climbing mountains. Resort areas The Carpathians are all environmentally friendly and therefore it is here that it is best to improve your health and relax, combining business with pleasure.

In the village of Karpaty in the Mukachevo region is located sanatorium "Karpaty". The decoration of the sanatorium is famous castle Count of Chevron. Treatment profile: diseases of the heart, circulatory system, digestion, nervous system, musculoskeletal system, gynecological diseases, including the health of pregnant women, etc.
Accommodation in two buildings, luxury rooms and standard rooms. In the dining room you will taste dishes of national and European cuisine. The following services are also provided: post office, railway ticket offices, swimming pools, sauna, beauty salon. There are walking and bus tours around the cities of Transcarpathia. In winter there is skiing time, and there is also a ski lift. Near the castle located on the territory of the sanatorium there is a very beautiful arboretum.

The village of Polyana is located not far from Mukachevo. The village is famous for its thermal and mineral waters.
Sanatorium "Polyana" is located in the valley of the Pinya River. Treatment profile: digestive diseases, urinary diseases, cardiovascular diseases, central nervous system diseases. At your service: deluxe and junior suites. Dietary food in the sanatorium canteen.

And: "Glade font"- medical and diagnostic base, cafe-bar, gym, sauna, library, parking lot.

If you have not been here yet, here are the sanatoriums in Polyana: respectively, “Polyana”, “Sunny Transcarpathia”, “Kvele-Polyana”. Come and you will visit heaven on earth.
Most best vacation in Transcarpathia and I don’t think anyone disagrees with me.