Klevan. The Tunnel of Love and Other Landmarks

Lovers and romantics, uplifted by lofty feelings, name towns and planets, castles and palaces, mountains and lakes in honour of love. And the Ukrainian settlement of Klevan in the Rivne region is known the world over for its Tunnel of Love.

Klevan. The Tunnel of Love

Mezhova. The Land of Grain-Growers

There are on the map of our country small settlements that do not shine with tourist attractions, and few people know of them. But these villages and settlements have their own history, which is part of our common history. Let us look at how the working people live and the coming generation grows up in the urban-type settlement of Mezhova in the Dnipropetrovsk region.

Mezhova. Dnipropetrovsk region. The "Kolosok" (Ear of Grain) sign, erected in 1984 for the settlement's 100th anniversary

Klevan. The Ruined Czartoryski Castle of the 15th Century

Lovers of hikes to places with fortification structures need to hurry to see Klevan Castle. This 15th-century artefact is part of the treasury of a hundred castles and fortresses of Ukraine, but its condition is deplorable and hopeless.

Klevan. The Czartoryski Castle. 15th century

Drohobych. The Town Hall. An Excursion to the Clock Tower

Recently, excursions up the tower of the town hall have resumed in Drohobych.

Drohobych. Rynok Square. The town hall. An architectural monument

The Sent-Miklosh Castle of Love. History and the Present Day

The mediaeval Sent-Miklosh Castle in Chynadiiovo is a monument of architecture of the 14th-15th centuries, a popular tourist site, and a venue for festivals and plein-airs. But the events of today were preceded by the centuries-long epic of the palace and its owners, and this chronicle is one of the most romantic and dramatic castle stories of Zakarpattia.

Sent-Miklosh Castle. The settlement of Chynadiiovo, Mukachevo district, Zakarpattia region