It can be difficult to get away from the bustling city. But the time to travel always comes, and then everyone asks himself the question of where to go and what to see. Especially for this, we have prepared a list of incredible and exciting places of our native Ukraine, which at any time of the year will delight the eyes of an inquisitive tourist.
Podgoretsky Castle with Ghosts
The true seventh wonder of Ukraine in Lviv region is Pidgoretsky Castle. Officially, the history of the castle began in the 17th century. The story is better to begin with the end, because the most terrible thing happened to the castle in Soviet times – they turned it into a clinic for the treatment of patients with tuberculosis. They say that the patients were not really treated there, and they died in agony.
Mystics claim that the castle is haunted by a phantom (ghost), called the ghost of White Pani. According to one legend, the last owner abused his wife and then walled her up alive. It is said that she has been roaming the corridors of the castle ever since, seeking vengeance. Local residents have repeatedly confirmed this fact.
Ackerman
Belgorod-Dnestrovsky (Ackermann) is a popular resort in Odessa region, where the famous Belgorod-Dnestrovsky fortress is located, which has been perfectly preserved until today.
Akkerman is considered to be an ancient city where strange things happened, and the fortress looks majestic even today.
Why is it worth seeing the fortress? First of all, it is very beautiful. In addition, after climbing the wall of the castle, a wide horizon, where the sky and the sea meet. For the sake of such a spectacle can spend a day.
Ukrainian Disneyland in Kharkov
Gorky Park is the main park of Kharkov, which covers an area of more than 130 hectares. Before that there were the Soviet rides, on which more than one generation of Kharkov citizens used to go. For Euro 2012 Gorky Park was completely reconstructed and turned into “Ukrainian Disneyland”. It is also worth visiting Relax Kharkov if you are in the city!
Bakota
Why? Since the end of the last century, it was decided to remove the village Bakota from all data registers. And what to look at in such a case? At how the Dnister swallowed up the houses and villages located here. Yes, the village was wiped off the maps after the hydroelectric dam was built. But here is the best view of the Dniester in the whole Khmelnitsky region. The river is surrounded by slopes and mountains on all sides.
But that is not all. There is a cave monastery – a strange place for the average tourist, but there is something to see. In the monastery there are several dozen ancient icons and a huge number of parishioners who have devoted their lives to service.
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