I will say right away that tourism is poorly developed here. The whole emphasis is on the local inhabitants of the Lviv region, and stray cruisers from Truskavets, who are regularly delivered by comfortable bus to local evenings taking place in the Boykovsky Dvor.
Evenings on the farm
In Rozluch, with the help of a map and the Internet, 3 hotels were found: "Sobin", "Altana" and "Boikovsky Dvor". "Sobin" significantly stood out from the rest, but for a settlement during the New Year period, it asked for 800 hryvnia per room, plus a banquet for a child was paid with a tiny discoun...
The comparative ease of accessibility of this region bribed. Since for a skier in Ukraine, all railways still lead to Lviv, then to Rozluch from there it was only necessary to take a direct minibus ride directly from the railway station 126 km.
The place is very colorful and edible. The best experience in the New Year. Large portions, tasty options and reasonable prices. In addition to the joy of the press stuffed with edibles, you can amuse your imagination with positive emotions from walking around.
It was offered to eat on the basis of the already named tavern. Those who came in groups could order complex breakfasts and dinners. It cost 30 and 40 hryvnia. Although both breakfasts and dinners looked pretty basic.
The road was not that far, but given its condition, it was decided to leave at 7 am. Sleepy bus cheers and sour handshakes. An unfamiliar team of bored visitors, led by a moderately well-fed driver and a half-guide, set off on a night journey.
The hit parade started exactly at 9 pm. Those who did not come before this hour were invited to get to their tables in person. Right from the start, the matchmaker Oksana, who was savvy in all matters of drinking, took the lead in the parade.
Akhus - a familiar town appeared today under a hat of snow. And, as you know, Swedish policies, densely planted with forests, look very appetizing in the winter. Ahus successfully combines the forest and the city.
No wonder the educated and well-fed minds of mankind say that when you really want something, you always need to prepare to meet it. So, thinking about the spring sky and feminine features and simultaneously scanning installations in a small maritime museum in the Finnish town of Rauma, I swept a sm...
The idea to start skiing this particular winter came belatedly, as always. The New Year in snowy hills and heavy icicles has always been traditional, and it is also traditional to travel somewhere far away from your home.
Turunmuseokeskus. fi Linnankatu 80.20100 Turku, Finland For more than 700 years, the formidable castle of the city of Turku has been towering above the Aura River, and, finally, it has waited for me.
pori Winter came into its own, announcing its appearance with a sharp attack at -15. Rivers, trees, sidewalks, ears and fingertips froze. But the planet continued to spin, and the craving for everything new pulsated in me until now, even in such an anabiotic state.
When should you go to Finland? Of course, it all depends on what you want to do. Photo hunting, birdwatching, or kayaking between tiny islands until you run out of fuel. I saw Finland in summer, autumn and winter.
What comes to mind when you name this country? Fishing in rubber boots, residents of St. Petersburg, rushing in their cars for shopping to the border of Finland, an outpost of Santa Claus, surrounded by little gnomes and children of wealthy parents.