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Would two lovers like Sunday in Sheshory in October?
We would like to give a wedding trip to the Carpathians to young people. We are afraid - will they get bored there in a week?
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To be bored in the Carpathians, and even newlyweds! Sheshory are famous for their picturesque waterfalls on the Pistynka river. Here is one of the most beautiful waterfalls - Big Guk. The noise and roar of water falling from a height of 5 m, water dust, crystal clear water of a mountain river leave an unforgettable impression. There are also interesting excursions, walks and hikes to explore the surroundings. It will be interesting to visit the city of Kosov - the center of folk art and Hutsulshina! Very good gift!
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answered 14 years ago
Just choose a good hotel. And in October it can already be cold, which, in principle, is not scary, and rains, which can specifically spoil the rest, because they are strong and long. If it charges for a week, it won't be fun.
In October, yes to the newlyweds, but to remember, but with a limited budget - Egypt, my personal opinion.
And they themselves will go to the Carpathians, in summer or winter.
In October, yes to the newlyweds, but to remember, but with a limited budget - Egypt, my personal opinion.
And they themselves will go to the Carpathians, in summer or winter.
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answered 14 years ago
Don't get bored !!
if they love nature, mountain rivers, clean air, interesting excursions - THAT'S JUST IN THE FILVAROK OVER THE SOUND!
if they love nature, mountain rivers, clean air, interesting excursions - THAT'S JUST IN THE FILVAROK OVER THE SOUND!
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answered 14 years ago
I support NefertariTanya, I think they will like Filvarok nad Huk (we liked it very much, though in May). And the Carpathians are very picturesque in autumn. I myself first visited the autumn Carpathians for the autumn holidays in 2009 (end of October-November). Impressions are the best. There will be questions, write - I will answer.
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answered 14 years ago
Here is information that you can still visit:
- Lebedyn tract with the lake of the same name at an altitude of 650 m, the area of the protected area is 45 hectares; many medicinal plants grow here.
- one of the oldest Hutsul temples - the Upper Church.
- Church of St. Paraskevi 1874
- castle site, where in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. there was a fortified fortress.
- a monument to Taras Shevchenko (a bust of I. Honchar, erected in 1965 despite the obstacles of ideological authorities on the site of the monument of 1940, destroyed during the war).
- Lebedyn tract with the lake of the same name at an altitude of 650 m, the area of the protected area is 45 hectares; many medicinal plants grow here.
- one of the oldest Hutsul temples - the Upper Church.
- Church of St. Paraskevi 1874
- castle site, where in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. there was a fortified fortress.
- a monument to Taras Shevchenko (a bust of I. Honchar, erected in 1965 despite the obstacles of ideological authorities on the site of the monument of 1940, destroyed during the war).
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answered 14 years ago
Yes, the monument to Shevchenko is just what the newlyweds may be interested in :))))
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answered 14 years ago
For newlyweds, the main thing is that the bed is comfortable :)
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answered 14 years ago
In Filvarka, the beds are comfortable, plus shower-hydromassage cabins in every room. Of course, the most comfortable in the two-tier suite in the tower (round) plus a round sofa on the first tier near a real fireplace. Plus a sauna and billiards. In general, even in case of inclement weather, the newlyweds will find something to do.
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answered 14 years ago