Train 143 Sumy-Rakhiv. Ammendorf Cars, Views from the Window

Train No. 143 Sumy-Rakhiv connects Sumy Oblast (5 stations), Chernihiv Oblast (2 stations), the capital of our country, Vinnytsia Oblast (2 stations), Khmelnytskyi Oblast (1 station), Ternopil Oblast (1 station), Lviv Oblast (2 stations), Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast (6 stations) and Zakarpattia Oblast (3 stations).

 

Train No. 143 Sumy-Rakhiv

Sumy. Along the Pedestrian Soborna and Voskresenska

In recent years, in the cities of Ukraine, pedestrian zones have been taking shape in the historical, commercial and business centres, which significantly affects the flow of tourist traffic. In Sumy, two streets at once create a pedestrian space — Soborna and Voskresenska.

Sumy. The pedestrian Soborna Street

Pedestrian Streets of Ukraine and Their Tourist Appeal

The streams of cars several lanes deep on the city arteries are becoming ever more endless, and our cities are caught in a web of transport links.

How wonderful it is that streets are being created where the main figure is the pedestrian, for whom comfortable conditions have been made and to whom cars are barred. Usually they are located in the historic centre, festive events are held on them, and their landmarks are the calling cards of the cities.

Let us stroll along some of them, beloved of townsfolk and tourists, and begin with the main artery of Kyiv, which becomes pedestrian on weekends and holidays.

Kyiv. Khreshchatyk. Independence Square

Sumy — a Tourist City?

For me, the city of Sumy long seemed a terra incognita.