Autumn is the perfect time to travel. We have selected for you the five places in different parts of Ukraine, where you should go on weekends. We are sure, you have not heard about some of them. Choose a route and go for an adventure.
Uvarovoyi Palace (Zhytomyr region)
The farmstead of Tereshchenko has been beautifully preserved – a neo-Renaissance palace (now it’s a vocational school), an economic building, a fence with a gate, a park and a pond. It is located in the center of the village, surrounded by an old park, spread across the rough terrain. The territory of the manor is fenced with a metal fence with brick triple-gates.
How to find? Arrive in Turchynivka village
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Family tomb of Zakrevskykh family
(Poltava region)
Ukraine has its own pyramid, albeit small. It is located in Berezova Rudka village of the Poltava region and was built in 1898.
The height of the pyramid is 9 meters. The entrance guarded the statue of Isis goddess, a symbol of family fidelity. The inner surface was painted by quotations from the Bible on the one hand, and by Egyptian frescoes on the other.
How to find? Arrive in Berezova Rudka village
Pottery center (Poltava region)
Poltava region has always been famous for its pottery products.
Pottery Museum was founded in 1986. A unique scientific and educational complex has been formed in recent years in Opishnia, which has no analogs in Ukraine.
How to find? Arrive in Opishnia village
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Farmstead of Dakhovskykh (Cherkasy region)
Architectural and landscape “Sadyba Dahovskykh” complex is located in Leskove village. The farmstead is an architectural and landscape monument of regional significance, occupying 89 hectares of land. Its complex includes a castle, a territory with a leafy park on the left bank of the Konelka river and a coniferous part of the park on the right bank, a dam with a reservoir and an “island of love”, a garden and market garden.
How to find? Arrive in Leskove village
Shuvalovykh Palace (Cherkasy region)
The farmstead of Naryshkinyh-Shuvalovyh in Talne was laid down in 1725 by Count F. Potockyi, but the greatest prosperity was achieved under P. Shuvalov.
In our time, the Museum of Trypillian culture is planning to open in the palace, since a large settlement of the Trypillian culture was found in the city, which is considered one of the oldest cultivated crops in the world.
How to find? Arrive in Talne
Read about interesting places in Western Ukraine on our blog.