Truskavets. What's new?
Well, what new can you write about a city you visit several times a year? And here is some news. After quarantine, there are very few tourists in the city. There are no Poles at all, but there are a few elderly Germans. I don’t know how they come, but they actively pester our girls. The tourist is mostly local. The Med-Palace at Mirotel is open, but the doctors don't visit every day, you have to make an appointment. SPA is working. To say it's clean is an understatement! It has always been clean, but now everything is shining. The temperature is measured, sanitizers at each exit from the elevator, at the entrance to restaurants, at the pump room and in the pools. They are constantly rubbing something. In the pump room disposable, cardboard cups. There are few tourists. Sometimes you wander completely alone among this purity-beauty.
The city continues to be built. New cafes have appeared, and some old ones have closed. "Lviv's shop for chocolate" works. Coffee is served in disposable cups. The assortment of the shop is poor. This is understandable. The whole area, in front of the pump room, was laid with new tiles, benches were set up (not enough, it seems to me), and the fountain was repaired. Tiles are laid in the park. Already almost to "Yuzi" lasted. Whites run. Only not red, but brown. The most important news is that water in city pump-rooms is now paid, UAH 24 per liter. You get a plastic card, pay for the number of liters you need, then put it on the faucet, choose the volume and that's it! My husband and I drank 3 liters in a week!
Skewer in all the places where we tried it is delicious and the price is the same. Of the new cafes, we liked Handel Platz and Panorama. "Panorama" is where the cannon stood. Very clean, fast service, tasty, they accept cards. "Handel Platz" opposite "Shokoladnitsa". Also quite good. All cafes in Truskavets have one drawback - live music! Well, very loud! And in the "Puck" disco-dancing. In the evening, at the Bilas Museum, something like a promenade. People walk, listen to music from the restaurant "Klumberg". There are souvenirs on the market, there is little Carpathian honey. Some tours are offered. It may be boring, but we got an unexpected relaxation!
