Ternopil: where to go and what to see. Attractions of Ternopil and Ternopil region: photos, reviews Beautiful places in the city of Ternopil

Do you really want to get out somewhere next weekend, but the budget for the trip is small? We suggest you go to Ternopil: such a trip will definitely not make a hole in your pocket, but the sea will leave impressions.

Ternopil is small and cozy city v Western Ukraine... It was founded in 1540 by the crown hetman Jan Amor Tarnowski, who built a fortified castle here. By the way, right up to 1944, the city was called Tarnopil, in honor of its founder.

Weekend tour: how to get there

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Ternopil is located 430 kilometers from Kiev. The most convenient way to get to Ternopil is by train. About 10 trains leave from Kiev to Ternopil every day, most of them are passing.

In order not to stand in line for hours, buy Railway tickets on tochka.net... There you can find out all the information about the availability of tickets on specific days, train timetables, ticket prices. If you are planning a trip to Ternopil closer to the holidays, see information on additional trains.

Buses to Ternopil depart from Kiev from the Vokzalnaya metro station, as well as from the central bus station at 3 Moskovskaya square.

Weekend tour: what to see in Ternopil

If you nevertheless decided to go on a weekend tour to Ternopil, we advise you to compose the program as follows: on the first day to get to know Ternopil better, and on the second day - to travel around the unique castles that are in the region.

There are several must-see places for tourists in Ternopil:

Church of the Nativity of Christ

One of the best examples of the Podolsk architectural school of the 17th century is the Church of the Nativity of Christ. It is located in the very center, be sure to look inside to look at the famous icon of the Ternopil Mother of God. It is also noteworthy that the temple has no domes.

Dominican Church

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Another must-see place is the majestic Dominican Church, built in 1749-1779. This is one of the most beautiful buildings of this kind in Ukraine, made in the Baroque style. Interestingly, in the USSR, the building of the Dominican Church was used as an art gallery.

Old buildings on st. Shevchenko and Listopadova

Unfortunately, during the Second World War, Ternopil was practically destroyed, so you will not see the Old City as such here. But some buildings still survived. Take a walk along Shevchenko and Listopadova streets and you can come across buildings built in the 19th century.

Ternopil castle

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Many tourists take the Ternopil Castle, erected in 1548, for an ordinary house. Initially, it did not look like this at all; in the 19th century, the then owner of the city, Koritovsky, converted the castle into a palace. Now Ternopil Castle looks more like a building in the style of Russian classicism.

Weekend tour: what to see in the vicinity of Ternopil

Ternopil region is famous for a large number of castles. There are ancient buildings in almost every district center. The most famous of them are the Zbarazh Castle, the Vishnevetsky Palace, the Pototsky Palace. All of them are located relatively close to Ternopil - it's a sin not to take the chance and see at least something.

Zbarazh castle

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Zbarazh Castle, which is rightfully called one of the masterpieces of fortification art, is located just 20 kilometers from Ternopil. It has been completely restored and is now a real one. tourist center... Here you can see how the Vishnevetsky family lived: household items, portraits, towels and embroidered shirts. Also in the castle there is a unique museum of weapons, and in one of the outbuildings there is organ Hall... In Zbarazh, you can also look into the Bernardine monastery, built in 1627.

Mikulinsky Castle and Potocki Palace

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Also go to the village of Mikulintsy (19 km from Ternopil). Mikulinsky castle is in a deplorable state. But the gorgeous Potocki Palace is located very close by. In Mikulintsy, the Trinity Church, built in the 18th century in the Baroque style, also deserves attention.

Vishnevetsky Palace

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If you have time, be sure to visit picturesque town Vishnevets (30 km from Zbarazh). Here, as you probably already guessed, is the majestic Vishnevetsky Palace. It was built back in 1720 on the foundation of a powerful medieval castle XV century. Indeed, a very beautiful place - what is the sumptuous molding with which the facade is decorated. Previously, the palace was generally considered the most luxurious in Western Ukraine, but, unfortunately, neither mirror hall 80 m long (copy of Versailles), nor impressive picture gallery Princes Vishnevetsky have not survived to this day.

Weekend tour: where to eat and stay

In Ternopil there is a restaurant that every tourist should visit, because the place is really unique. It is called " Old mill"(" Old Mlyn ") and is famous not only for its delicious cuisine, but also for its stunning interior. The four-storey building with its bizarrely fantastic shapes resembles the works of the famous Antoni Gaudi. At the entrance there is even a stone brought from home famous architect... It was built in 2002 on the site of an old steam mill (hence, you guessed it, the name of the restaurant).

Ternopil is a cozy city. Here you can find hostels, apartments and hotels from 150 hryvnia per day. More details about this picturesque region can be found on the official tourist website of the Ternopil region.

". It is both convenient and quite fast. A second class ticket costs about $ 12.

If you are still looking for transport from Minsk, then good option will be BlaBlaCar. About 9 o'clock - and you are there. Agree on the price with the driver.

"Fine Hostel" (Sheptytsky, 23b) - an inexpensive, comfortable hostel near the bus station. In the yard there is a barbecue and a parking space. It's nice that it takes 10 minutes to walk from the hostel to the center or to the lake.

Hostel "Gostinniy Dvir" (Akademika Gorbachevsky, 1) - one more a budget option not far from the center. A double room costs about $ 9, a bed - $ 6.

Hotel "Pallada" (Stepan Budny, 1) - modern hotel 5 minutes drive from the city center. Clean and comfortable rooms. Suitable for budget accommodation in full. Standart room for two - about $ 13.

Look for an apartment for rent. The price depends on the apartment you choose.

Being in Ternopil and not visiting the local pond is the same as not seeing the city. Interestingly, the lake is about the same age as the city. Here is a historical memo. Best view on the pond look on the embankment of the park. Taras Shevchenko... In general, the place is very multifunctional: if you want - ride a bike, run, swim, enjoy the sunset, you can even surf the Internet (there is free wi-fi). In summer, be sure to take a catamaran: the views of the sunset are such that the entire Facebook feed will be filled with only them.

Since you have already come to the lake, then be sure to visit the Island of Lovers among the Ternopil pond. There are two ways to get there. The first one is by boat. But if you are already in Shevchenko Park, then just climb the bridge that connects the park and the island.

Another of the spots in Ternopil is, of course, Ternopil Regional Drama Theater named after T.G. Shevchenko (T. Shevchenko boulevard 6) ... This place is worth visiting not only because of the very, very beautiful appearance, but also because of the performances in the theater. All performances are conducted in Ukrainian, but this is not a reason to be afraid. You will understand something like this, something from facial expressions and acting. Because being in Ternopil and not attending the theater is too much of a sin.

It is very difficult to imagine any western city Ukraine without a castle or palace. Ternopil is no exception. Old or Ternopil castle (Zamkov_y, 12) once blocked the way for Tatar riders. Over time, the castle itself changed (only the palace remained), and its functions. Now there is a sports school for classical wrestling, and next door entertainment center"Maksim". The castle has a wonderful observation deck, from where the panorama of the Ternopil pond opens.

Fast, tasty and healthy. This is how you can describe an institution that specializes in oriental cuisine. Tiger (Kulchitskoi 1/2) ... In addition to traditional soups, noodles and rice, a special drink is also served here - kerob. It is a natural analogue of cocoa that is rich in vitamins, proteins and calcium, and does not contain caffeine.

Run to the bakery for a fresh and tasty baguette Biker & Becky (J. Slipogo, 5) ... In addition to baguettes, they also sell a lot of all kinds of croissants, cookies, buns. The aroma of freshly baked bread here will make you forget about any diet.

Family bakery « Lakitka » (Bandrei, 72) is another place where buns beckon. Delicious, satisfying and inexpensive. Cherry puff is the love of your life.

Pita "s (Hetman Sagaidachny, 6) - as you understand from the name, they sell pita here - a flat cake with a pocket in which you can put a variety of fillings. For a snack, the option is ideal: tasty and not expensive.

Look for the best shawarma in the city in "Ali-Baba" (Ruska, 28)... Delicious and a lot of cabbage!

If you, as a true Frenchwoman (-woman), cannot imagine your morning without coffee and a croissant, then run to the network of bakeries « Fransua » (Zhivova, 15b and Ruska, 32) ... Prices don't bite here, croissants are delicious, everyone is happy.

Over the years the restaurant "Old Mlyn" (Brodivska, 1-A) is a favorite not only among local residents but also among tourists. Some even call the restaurant Ternopil Mecca. And all thanks to the mix of delicious national dishes, authentic architecture and the friendly attitude of the staff. The establishment was built on the foundations of a steam mill that functioned even before the war, and inside the restaurant there are more than 3,000 museum pieces. In short, if you have not yet had time to get acquainted with Ukrainian cuisine and traditions, then this place is just perfect for a first date. Well, for those who are already familiar, we recommend to look here because such a picturesque place in Ukraine is still worth looking for.

If on a trip you suddenly get bored with home - it doesn't matter, for help will come "Friendship restaurant" Mammoth " (Maidan Mystestv, 3) ... It is very cozy here, the prices are affordable, and very often they arrange different events... By the way, the English speaking club is held on Tuesdays. Follow the announcements on social networks and you are guaranteed a good evening!

Another place from the category of family establishments is a restaurant Jan Amor (Deer Kulchitskoi 3/5) ... The place is named after the founder of the city Jan-Amor Tarnavsky. The advantage of the establishment is that here open kitchen... Ordered a dish - and you watch how it is made, without fear that suddenly the food is not fresh or that everything in the kitchen is not sterile. Well, for wine lovers, this place is certainly ideal (the wine list is the largest in the city).

Barbaresco (Prince Ostrozky, 14) - a cafe for those who always find it difficult to decide: burgers or sushi, or maybe pizza, or still a salad. Loft interior, affordable prices and very, very tasty lemonades.

Looking for good coffee? Then "Karma Kava" (Valova st., 5) rushes to the rescue. Here they try very hard to ensure that the coffee is of high quality and tasty. The staff are so welcoming that they seem to have met an old friend.

We know how important what you eat is to you. Ternopil also knows about this, so there is a healthy food cafe in the city. "Grass - svizha yizha" (st. Ruska, 52) ... For dieters, this place is paradise. The dishes are very tasty and, most importantly, healthy. A nice bonus - there is a 30% discount on the entire assortment in the institution every day from 20:00 to 22:00.

In Ternopil, coffee is prepared no worse than in Lviv. coffee house "Skavaridka" (Valova, 1)- this is proof. According to the owners of the establishment, they control all processes: from the purchase of green grain (this is 100% Arabica from different countries) before frying, packaging and preparing the beverage. But there is another trick in the coffee shop. Instead of chairs, there is a swing. Drink coffee and go for a drive, just be careful and don't bump into your neighbors.

Ternopil the city is small, but its architecture and cozy streets will not leave you indifferent. It is so calm here that it will seem to you as if you are at home.

Area at Drama theater is in no way inferior to the well-known squares of Europe, and Ternopil pond will enchant you with evening sunsets. Let's start learning it!

Where to stay in Ternopil

Hotel "Sapsan" located on the bank of the Ternopil pond. The cost of 2-bed accommodation - from 700 UAH

Hotel "Galicia" is in historic center cities in a park area on the shores of the picturesque Ternopil lake. Guests of the hotel especially note the stunning views from the windows. The cost of 2-bed accommodation - from 400 UAH

Where to eat in Ternopil

What to see in Ternopil

You should start exploring the beauty from Stav - the same age Ternopil Castle and the main tourist attraction of the city.

Ternopil castle - was built in 1548 by the owner of the city of those times, Jan Tarnavsky, in 1575 and 1589 it suffered destruction during the attacks of the Turks and Tatars. Lock located in the western part of the city, above the lake.

A fortress of structures made of large blocks of hewn shell rock. The thickness of the walls near the basement is from 2 to 4.5 m.

Ternopil castle

Cathedral. This is a church of the 18th century, which was built as a Dominican cathedral by the owner of those times Potocki. The cathedral was built for 30 years, today it is main church city, which belongs to the UGCC.

Cathedral in Ternopil

V Ternopil you can ride a motor ship and watch the "quiet hunt" of fishermen.

Further, going down to park named after Taras Shevchenko- the central place of recreation for residents Ternopil located on the shore Ternopil pond(between Zamkova and Biletskaya streets), you will find real Ternopil "Champs Elysees".

A small piece of land in the middle of the Ternopil pond is called An island of love or lovers' corner. He is always at the top the most romantic places Of Ukraine... Lovers get to the island by boat, across a bridge, or simply on foot on the ice, if it happens in winter.

Great quiet place - italian or venetian courtyard... Lots of bright angles for a great photo session in the style of "Venice Picnic".

For lovers of "hotter" there is "Tsiganka" - a beach where bikers traditionally gather. There are a lot of bikers in Ternopil, as well as fans of the Hadyukin brothers. If you are wondering what they are doing there, come to the "gypsy" on weekends around noon.

Come to Ternopil- great prices, charming people, architecture and no crowds of tourists are waiting for you.

The Epiphany Monastery was founded in 1636 by the cornet D. Malinovsky and L. Drevinsky. Now it is located in the city of Kremenets, in a building that was built by S. Potocki in 1760.

The first school, hospital and printing house were opened in the Epiphany Monastery. The current church building combines two architectural style: baroque and pseudo-Russian. It has a three-tiered bell tower over the Holy Gates, a church and cells. The structure is one-aphonic, its facades are decorated with pilasters of the Tuscan order. The cells are adjacent to the facade of the church. Two projections form a courdoner. One risalit once served as a refectory, and the second was the abbot's chambers.

In 1959 the monastery was closed. In 1990, it was opened as a woman's. The church houses an icon of the Mother of God, an icon of St. Barbara with a particle of relics and an icon of St. Panteleimon with a particle of relics that radiates warmth.

Zbarazh castle

In 1626-1631, not far from the center of the city of Zbarazh, the Zbarazh Castle was founded. It was designed by van Peen, a Flemish architect inspired by Scamozzi's fortification project published in Italy.

The construction was carried out by the brothers Christopher and Yuri Zbarazhsky. In 1636 the Vishnevetsky princes became the owners of the castle. They fortified the defenses with casemated ramparts with 12-meter escarpments, bastions, a single-storey tower and a moat that surrounds the entire castle.

The width of the castle is 23 meters, it is square in plan. There are pentahedral bastions in four corners. Each bastion had tunnels that connected them with the castle courtyard and casemates.

The Zbarazh castle was one of the most powerful structures; it was armed with 50 cannons. According to the initial project, it was supposed to build 4-corner artillery towers, connected by fortress walls. The role of artillery increased, and the tops of the towers were demolished to the level of the curtains; inside, along the entire perimeter of the courtyard, one-story casemates were attached to the fortress walls.

In the courtyard there is a two-storey rectangular Renaissance palace. Above the main entrance there is a balcony on stone consoles. The facades of the casemates are also made in the Renaissance style. In 1649, this building played a key role during the uprising of the Cossacks under the leadership of B. Khmelnitsky. After the siege, the Zboriv Treaty was signed. Under the walls of the castle, Ivan Bohun was seriously wounded. All events were reflected in the novel with "fire and sword".

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Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Cathedral Of the Immaculate Conception Blessed Virgin Mary, a former Dominican church, located in Ternopil. A monumental Roman Catholic church built in the European Baroque style was erected on the site of an Orthodox church. It was built by the architect August Moschinsky in 1749-1779. At the same time, a two-story cell building was built.

From 1820 to 1901 the church was at the disposal of the Jesuits, and there was a gymnasium in the cells. In 1908-1910 the dome of the church was restored, the frescoes were renewed. The cathedral was badly damaged during the Second World War, but was rebuilt in the 1950s. In 1992, after another restoration, the building of the church was transferred to the Greek Catholic community.

The temple is adorned with two square towers with stepped tapered ends and a large oval dome. The south tower of the cathedral used to be a clock, and the facades were decorated with statues. The ancient interior of the temple has not survived. The cathedral contains copies of the four most famous icons in the Ternopil region: the Pochaev, Zarvanitsky, Ternopil and Terebovlyansky Mother of God. In addition, such relics as the relics of Saint Charbel, the blessed martyrs Omelyan Kovch and Nicholas Charnetsky, the holy martyr Josaphat, as well as the relics of Saint Nicholas of Myra and a stone from the Holy Land, from the place where Jesus Christ delivered the Sermon on the Mount, are kept here. Since 2004, there has been a monument to Cardinal Joseph the Blind at the main entrance.

The Church of St. Nicholas was founded in 1606 for a Franciscan monastery. Only in 1832 it became the Nicholas Cathedral. In those days, a printing house and a fraternal school were opened in the monastery, and the "Kremenets grammar" was printed here.

This is an Orthodox church, which was originally made in the style of the Gothic Renaissance. After the reconstruction, the temple was given the baroque style. Now the building has become three-nave, with a polygonal altar volume. Its narthex is rectangular in plan, and the chapel has a dome. The central nave is covered with cross vaults, and the side naves are covered with semicircular vaults with stripping.

The middle nave is an independent volume in the interior and has one exit through the longitudinal walls to the side naves, which are decorated with portals in the late Baroque style.

There is no architectural decor in the Nicholas Cathedral. Inside there is a tabernacle donated by the Emperor Alexander III Alexandrovich himself.

Flamingo Restaurant

Pasteries "Flamingo" in Ternopil is an establishment of the "Moonshine restaurant" chain. Located next to the famous Ternopil restaurant "Old Mlyn".

The interior of the establishment emphasizes the exotic name "Flamingo". African interior solution, jungle atmosphere, pleasant pastel colors in the design, comfortable bio-furniture, dim lighting, candles, stucco on the walls. There is a summer terrace and a playground.

Pasteria is famous for authentic Italian pizza and a wide variety of spaghetti. The heart of the restaurant is a real wood-fired oven. Delicate pizza is made exclusively by hand; only freshly baked pizza is served at the table.

The menu of the Flamingo pasteuria includes dozens of types of pasta - traditional Italian pasta (which, by the way, does not make you fat), original risotto - rice cooked according to a special recipe with vegetables, seafood or meat, and several types of carpaccio, as well as unsurpassed Italian desserts.

Jesuit monastery

The Jesuit Monastery (Collegium) is a whole complex of buildings that are the architectural dominant of the city of Kremenets. In the 18th century, the complex became an educational institution - major center education in the Volyn and Podolsk lands.

The construction of the monastery lasted from 1731 to 1743; its project was developed by the architect Gizhytsky. The complex consists of educational buildings and a church. All buildings are in the late Baroque style.

In 1805, the Volyn Higher Gymnasium was opened here, thanks to which the city became one of the main centers of education in Ukraine. The gymnasium had the best equipment and a library with 50,000 volumes. Over time, the gymnasium was closed and today, the monastery houses the Humanitarian Pedagogical Institute named after Taras Shevchenko.

The architecture of the church cannot fail to impress. It has three naves, a transept and two towers on the façade. The system of cross and semicircular vaults is supported by 6 pylons. 4 pylons carry the dome on a round drum. The side aisles are divided into chapels. The interior contains arches, pilasters, entablatures. The facades of all structures are divided into "mirrors", on the windows there are platbands with key stones.

Carmelite monastery

The Carmelite Monastery is located in the city of Terebovlya, Ukraine. The monastery was built on the banks of the Gniezna River in 1617, first from wood, after 1635 - from stone. In 1635-1639, the main building of the monastery was erected - a stone church in the Renaissance style. In the 17th century, the monastery was repeatedly destroyed. The monastery complex was finally formed by the middle of the 18th century: the monastery was surrounded by a wall with four corner towers and loopholes. In the 19th century, the bell tower was completed over the entrance arch.

The monastery church kept the icons of the Mother of God and Jesus Christ, decorated with precious stones. During the First World War, the monastery property was plundered. In 1945, the Carmelites left Terebovlya and went to Poland, taking with them the icon of the Mother of God and the monastery property. Now the icon of the Mother of God is in Gdansk.

According to some sources, in Soviet times, a warehouse was located in the monastery, according to others - a factory of Christmas tree decorations. In 1991, the monastery was transferred to the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church. The monastic complex, well preserved, has survived to this day. Now it is a functioning church of St. Vladimir. The defensive wall around the monastery is worse preserved, only the southern part with two towers remained from it.

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Ternopil castle

The Ternopil castle was founded in 1540 by the great crown hetman J. Tarnovsky on the site of the ancient Russian settlement of Sopilche (Topilche) for the defense of the Polish borders from the Tatars. In the XVII century. the great crown chancellor T. Zamoyski significantly expanded the fortifications, but in subsequent years they were repeatedly destroyed. In particular, the castle was almost completely dismantled by the Turks after the capture of the city in 1672. At the beginning of the 19th century. Count F. Koritovsky built a palace in its place, for which the remaining fortifications, towers and gates were demolished, and the building was surrounded by an ordinary fence. Some of the castle elements have been preserved. During World War I, the palace was burned down and lay in ruins for a long time. Renovated in 1951, it houses exhibition halls and a training and sports center. From the street, the building looks unprepossessing, but from the side of the lake its fortification character is clearly visible.

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The great crown hetman, Count of the Holy Roman Empire Jan Amor Tarnovsky founded Ternopil to match himself - with a military scale and noble beauty. A huge pond appeared in the city precisely by his order, and today this object is the first to pop up in the memory of those who are asked what to see in Ternopil.

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Where to go with a child in Ternopil

A trip to another city is always an opportunity to combine business with pleasure. Whatever goal you set - is it organizing a baby's birthday, or a "program" trip for high school students - the glorious city has something to offer.

Museum of local lore: interesting about the complex

If the reason for an excursion to Ternopil must be "serious" anyway, feel free to choose a visit. The institution offers a choice of many excursions that will enrich educational programs in biology, Ukrainian literature, history, local history, political science, Christian ethics, cultural studies, art history, ecology, geography, tourism, etc. The museum is located on Heroes' Square of Euromaidan, 3. It works Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 to 17:00.

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Park them. Shevchenko: a walk on the street

- the central resting place of Ternopil residents, which is located on the bank of the Ternopil pond (between Zamkova and Biletskaya streets). There are wonderful playgrounds and swings, and there is a place for sports games. Also in the park you can come across Ternopil. Near the pond, a beautiful hydropark "Topilche" was set up, where the "Glade of Skazok", a zoo corner, "Space town" and a zone extreme species sports.

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Ethnomaster "Koza Dereza": if a child loves creativity

Where to go in Ternopil when everyone has already visited or the weather is not for walking? There is an option! This is where you can buy or make with your own hands an original and eco-friendly gift. Here you can weave and embroider, master beading or painting toys ... "Koza Dereza" awaits large and small visitors on the street. Stepan Bandera, 31.

Aquapark "Limpopo": entertainment for young extreme lovers

A visit to the Alligator hotel and entertainment complex is a weighty argument to come to Ternopil even for those children who “very, very” do not like excursions. The water park is located at st. Gaevaya, 29. The institution is open on Monday from 12:00 to 22:00, and from Tuesday to Sunday - from 10:00 to 22:00.

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SEC "Podolyany": to the skating rink and to the cinema

In the shopping and entertainment center "Podolyany" you will find a cinema of the "Cinema City" chain and an ice center "Eximos". There are many catering establishments in the mall, where there is something to do for lovers of sweets - for example, the Candy confectionery and the Pepperoni pizzeria. You can get to Podolyan (Tekstilnaya st., 28h) shuttle buses No. 18, 19, 22. The mall is open from 9:00 to 23:00.

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Where to go with a girl in Ternopil

A proposal for a dating route in Ternopil is, first of all, the city center. The island of love and the romance of the Ternopil pond, ancient architecture and modern sculptural compositions, the lights of the evening Ternopil and stylish unusual restaurants ... The city, which is jokingly said “Glorious city of Ternopil. Beware: you can fall in love! ”, It simply cannot but become special for any couple.

Island of lovers: a story for two hearts

, "Island of Love" - as soon as they do not call a small piece of land in the middle of the Ternopil pond. He is always in the top of the most romantic places in Ukraine. Lovers travel to the island by boat, across a bridge, or simply on foot on the ice, if it happens in winter.

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Italian courtyard: romantic past

Italian, or, at the corner of Shevchenko boulevard (house number 1) and st. Rocks are a reason for a photo shoot if you like mysterious romance. The courtyard breathes with memories of the past and is in great need of restoration ... Nevertheless, it still captivates.

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"Accidental meeting": in a cozy square

The heroine of the sculptural composition in the park next to the drama theater as if invites to a conversation. This creation of the outstanding American Stuart Johnson, however, damaged - the second girlfriend was stolen. The only "plus" from the theft was the fact that in this way the sculpture became even more interesting object for photo. Or just to relax and talk.

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Boulevard Shevchenko: evening accent

When dusk descends on the city, Ternopil confirms its reputation as one of the most charming and romantic cities Ukraine. Especially cozy in the night illumination looks like Taras Shevchenko Boulevard, where the bronze, "the golden voice of Galicia" and "the most charming Madame Butterfly in the world" is located.

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"Bunkermuz": art dinner

By inviting your loved one to visit, you choose "3 in 1" - a bar, a restaurant and an art gallery at the same time. An art scene is open here, parties, exhibitions and photo exhibitions are regularly held. The first non-academic gallery of visual art in Ternopil is located on Shevchenko Boulevard, 1.

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