Lviv. A Walk in Khmelnytsky Park - at a Strolling Pace, Nordic Walking, or Running

We go to a park first and foremost to gain, within the city, a chance to be in contact with nature, to break away and rest, to stroll the alleys and soak up the picturesqueness of a green oasis. The Khmelnytsky Park of Culture and Recreation fully meets the townspeople's needs and is one of the best-kept parks in Lviv.

 

Lviv. Khmelnytsky Park

Vorokhta. The Leader Among Carpathian Health Resorts

Anyone who has been to Vorokhta has been rewarded with the beauty of the Ukrainian Carpathians, walked the mountain trails, and taken many memorable photos against the backdrop of natural and architectural landmarks. Wonderful scenery and climatic conditions fostered the birth of tourism in the Carpathian region in the 19th century, and today Vorokhta feels no lessening of attention from travellers. In 2024 the village was included in The Best Tourism Villages list of the world's 55 best villages.

  

Vorokhta, Ivano-Frankivsk region

Truskavets. Cherishing and Preserving the Beauty of the Protected Resort Park

Health treatment and rest in Truskavets are impossible without walks through the Resort Park, an ideal place for inspiration and peace of mind. This forest-park massif of astonishing beauty is intended for relaxation; it gives vital energy and tenderness to the soul. It is enough to wander the alleys, admire this picturesque corner, and grow stronger in health.

 

Truskavets. The Resort Park

Mykulychyn. Everything Here Is Hutsul - Remarkable, Tasty, Distinctive

Thanks to domestic tourism, Ukrainians are increasingly learning about their homeland, their roots, national culture, and traditions. Mykulychyn is a place with many kinds of tourism: health, gastronomic, intellectual, and spiritual. A trip to the largest village in Ukraine allows you not only to commune with natural beauty but also to get acquainted with the Hutsul cultural and historical heritage.

 

Mykulychyn. Ivano-Frankivsk region