Transcarpathians

Transcarpathian region is a center of Europe. Hospitable people greet cordially tourists in the land of high mountains, fast rivers, healing sources, meadows and forests. There are 2 main towns worth visiting: Mukachevo and Uzhorod.




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Pylypets
Pylypets is an up-and-coming ski area 12 km to the south of the Volovets train station, which is on the Kiev-Uzhhorod train line. The ski lifts (tows, actually) are new, and there has been a lot of construction there recently. For example, some cottages have been built near the top of the new ski run, which rises to nearly 1200 m above sea level from a base of 800 m.
Uzhgorod
Uzhgorod is the most remote settlement of Ukraine. You will never find another city with such an organic combination of the ancient tranquility and modern turbulent life. From old times Uzhgorod preserved numerous architectural monuments – Uzhgorodski caste, Roman-Catholic cathedral, Gorianskaya rotunda dated ХІІ century, etc.
Mukachevo
Mukachevo is the second-largest city in the Transcarpathians. More than 1,100 years have passed since the first written records about it. In different periods the city formed part of various states, which influenced its architecture, national and ethnic composition, traditions and habits of its population. Here are several monasteries, two medieval castles and marvelous palaces of Shenborn and Rakotsi
Dragobrat
The most interesting skiing area in Ukraine is Dragobrat, where you will find reliable snow conditions and superior facilities over a period of half-year. Skiing season begins in November and ends in May here. The high peaks such as Stig (1704) and Blyznytsia (1883) are covered with snow as long as until late April or early May, what makes it Ukrainian top destination for down-hill skiing lovers.