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What to do in Western Ukraine with a child at the end of March-April?
Western Ukraine at the end of March-April with a child - what to do? In the hotel to sit - it is possible in our city.
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Where exactly are you going? Indeed, in the same Transcarpathia it will be warmer and drier than in Truskavets or Lviv. Plus, write where you are staying, and starting from this, you can advise you on the route of travel. After all, now there are a lot of interesting excursions. The main thing is that the weather does not let you down with long rains and cooling. Until May, we still have the same weather in memory :)
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answered 7 years ago
ask the locals about the valley of daffodils. kakraz somewhere in this period should bloom
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answered 7 years ago
Alexey1983, it depends where the author goes to rest. The valley of daffodils is located in Transcarpathia in Kireshy near Khust. The author can go to the Lviv region to drink some water. Does she have to cut a bunch of kilometers to Khust for the sake of a field of flowering daffodils? And by the way, the valley of daffodils does not bloom at the end of March. This should be the end of April, closer to May (ps I myself with memory)
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answered 7 years ago
In short, judging by the answers, there is nothing to catch. We will either wait for the summer, or go to warmer climes
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answered 7 years ago
TombArthur, there is where to go. Did you ask a question anyway? You were clearly asked: where exactly are you going? Where do you stay? From this, you can make a program. But you did not write a single answer to the question. You see, it doesn't matter :)
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answered 7 years ago
Quite a strange question and too vague designation of the dislocation. Western Ukraine - what is it? Rivne, Kovel, Chernivtsi, Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv, Ternopil? Balneological resorts like Polyana, Truskavets? Ski centers such as Bukovel, Dragobrat, Slavske? Does the author think that there is nothing to do with a child there, except for sitting in a room? Is that all that comes to mind? Then you don't have to go there. You may not be made for travel at all.
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answered 7 years ago
Definitely nothing to catch. The valley of daffodils blooms in May.
The end of March is mud and slush.
The end of March is mud and slush.
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answered 7 years ago
kolyan_cat, as a resident of memory, I tell you that"there is something to catch ". You just need to know where to go and where to stay. If you can't see anything but dirt and slush, I'm sorry (speaking of slush, today it's +15 :) . Until mid-April, you can still ski and swim in warm springs at the same time. The weather in ZU differs even regionally: in Uzhgorod it will not be the same as in Lviv, but in Chernivtsi it will be the same as in Verkhovynaps The valley of daffodils is far from the best option where to go. There is nothing like this here - so, as part of a general trip, just visit in transit. In the same Kolochava, from the 20th of May, the Valley of Crocuses blooms. It’s also nothing like that, but you can see it on a general trip.
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answered 7 years ago
from the 20th of March it should have been -. Crocus Valley blooms from late March to mid-April
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answered 7 years ago
It is clear that something can be seen. But you need to understand that at the end of March a person will visit at least 10% of what is available and available at other times of the year, and at the same time, dirt and slush, slush and dirt will remain in the memory.
the same thermal springs - how interesting is the child? I think almost nothing.
Skiing in mid-April - theoretically you can ski if there is a long winter, but it's like a lottery with a probability of winning about 15%. Again, not all children are interested, if the author was interested in skiing, he would most likely choose a different time.
I have been to ZU as a tourist many times at different times, my opinion is that it is better either to go starting in May, or not to go at all so as not to spoil your impression of ZU once and for all.
the same thermal springs - how interesting is the child? I think almost nothing.
Skiing in mid-April - theoretically you can ski if there is a long winter, but it's like a lottery with a probability of winning about 15%. Again, not all children are interested, if the author was interested in skiing, he would most likely choose a different time.
I have been to ZU as a tourist many times at different times, my opinion is that it is better either to go starting in May, or not to go at all so as not to spoil your impression of ZU once and for all.
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answered 7 years ago
kolyan_cat, you come here as a tourist, but I have been living here since birth. If anyone needs it, then I can advise how and where to go so as not to be disappointed. ZU is big. The climate here varies even within 200 km. If in the Lviv region in the mountains in the morning frost and -2, then behind the pass in the Transcarpathian region, jackets are removed in the afternoon and they wear short sleeves
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answered 7 years ago
musja7, advise me what to see in Uzhgorod, Mukachevo, I will be there from April 29 to May 02.
Thank you in advance!
Thank you in advance!
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answered 7 years ago
zolyshka111 will you only be in Uzhgorod and Mukachevo? Are you traveling by car or car? Perhaps you are going on tour through an agency? Your route of movement and what you can advise will depend on this. Specifically, in Mukachevo itself, there is a cozy central small square with the Town Hall, nearby the Church of St. Martin, Mukachevo Castle Palanok, in the monastery of the Church of St. Nicholas there is a miraculous icon of the Mother of God. You can go to the Honey House. This is what is in the city itself. In Uzhgorod: Uzhgorod castle, next to the open-air museum of architecture and life, also not far from there is a very beautiful Holy Cross Cathedral; just walk along the central streets and along the embankment of the river Uzh. At the entrance to the city there is an interesting cafe Detsa at the notary. It `s that. which deserves attention in the city itself. the rest of the route is the surroundings of Uzhgorod and Mukachevo - what to see depends on the possibility of your movement (car or minibus-buses). You should tune in that there will be a lot of people in May.
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answered 7 years ago
Musa, thank you very much for your reply. We will go by train (although I haven’t bought tickets yet, I didn’t have time today, the car flew apart in 10 minutes, I’m waiting for the next one) I understand that there will be sooo many people for May ))) I always went to Crimea for May .... Last year were in Slavske, the weather is darkness, rain, dog cold. That is why we decided to give up in Transcarpathia this year, it is always warmer there than in the Carpathians.
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answered 7 years ago
We will spend the night at the Virazh hotel in Uzhgorod, in Mukachevo we thought about taking the train, but we'll see. We only have 3 days, what we have time to see, we will see. We'll try to get to where you suggested.
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answered 7 years ago
zolyshka111 in Slavske and there is nothing to do in the summer. There, is it possible to stop at "Vezha Vedmezha" and go up to Zakhar Berkut. And so, Slavsk is bent for a long time. I don't like going there in the summer either.
If you have time, for the sake of interest, you can ride to Berehove near Mukachevo. There is a thermal complex (true people...). But even if you are not interested in thermal baths, then the town itself is interesting: small, depressing, but it seems that you have fallen into another dimension, where time has stopped, the inhabitants of Ukraine practically do not understand Ukrainian, no Russian, they live according to Hungarian time, and the cafe serves very tasty Hungarian cuisine at very cheap prices and very huge portions.
If you have time, for the sake of interest, you can ride to Berehove near Mukachevo. There is a thermal complex (true people...). But even if you are not interested in thermal baths, then the town itself is interesting: small, depressing, but it seems that you have fallen into another dimension, where time has stopped, the inhabitants of Ukraine practically do not understand Ukrainian, no Russian, they live according to Hungarian time, and the cafe serves very tasty Hungarian cuisine at very cheap prices and very huge portions.
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answered 7 years ago
Musya, is Berehove far from Uzhgorod? How can you get there on your own?
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answered 7 years ago
It is easier from Mukachevo - there are only 30 km and there are many minibuses from the station square. Or any taxi driver will give you a lift. From Uzhhorod - twice as far. There, either take the Solotvinsky train, or take a bus from the bus station. But it's really easier to combine a trip with Mukachevo. In Mukachevo, you can really walk around the center (it is small) and most of the time will be spent on the Palanok castle. Well, spend half a day on Mukachevo And half a day is still left - you can ride in Beregovo - the roads there are 30-40 minutes
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answered 7 years ago
Thanks a lot!!! Already bought tickets
I really hope the weather doesn't disappoint!
I really hope the weather doesn't disappoint!
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answered 7 years ago
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