Mukachevo district

First, take care of your accommodation and choose one of the apartments for rent or hotels and mansions. To improve your health, you can stay at the excellent sanatoriums and resorts of the district, and cultural attractions, restaurants, and detailed routes will help you spend the best time, and for those who like hiking, detailed routes are interesting. In addition to the district center, there are also such wonderful locations as Chynadiyovo, Syniak and the Carpathians.

The district is located on the banks of the Latorytsia River, into which the Vyznytsia, Obava, Syniavka, Koropetskyi Canal and a number of unnamed streams flow. The district center is Mukacheve. The relief of Mukachevo district is mountainous and lowland. In the north of the district there are spurs of the Vygorlat-Hutyn volcanic range and the foothills of the Carpathians, in the south and southwest - the Transcarpathian lowland.

The territory of Mukachevo district has been inhabited since ancient times. The district was formed around the city, which grew up near the feudal castle. According to legends, the name of the district and the city of Mukachevo comes from the word "flour". According to one legend, there was once a water mill near the castle where people ground flour. According to another legend, the commoners built the castle, suffering from suffering and torment.

In the tenth and eleventh centuries, the area was part of Kyivan Rus. In the second half of the eleventh century it was captured by Hungarian feudal lords. In 1086, Mukachevo and the district were invaded by the Polovtsians, and in 1241 the hordes of Batu Khan invaded the area. After the territory was conquered in 1281 by Prince Lev Danylovych of Galicia-Volhynia, in 1321 Mukachevo region was re-joined by Hungary. The district received its legal status for the first time in 1376, when Queen Erzsébet of Hungary presented the city of Mukachevo with a charter for the right to use its own seal to seal documents. For many centuries, the district was attacked by foreigners. It was only after going through wars and bloodshed that the territory was annexed to Soviet Ukraine in 1944. Mukachevo district was formed as an administrative unit in 1946.

There are 62 major mineral water deposits in the Zakarpattia region, of which 39 out of 207 in Ukraine as a whole are represented in the Cadastre of the Ministry of Mineral Resources, which is 18.8%.

Mineral water deposits in Mukachevo district

• Syniatske mineral water deposit - Sulfide hydrocarbonate-sulfate, calcium-sodium, Sergievsky type.
• Mukachivske thermal water deposit - Chloride, sodium-calcium, Okhinsky type.
• Latorytske thermal water deposit - Sodium chloride brines, analogous to Zelenyi Gorodok (Russia)
• Lisarnia deposit - Thermal chloride-hydrocarbonate, calcium-sodium mineral water, Kuldursky and Pyreneisky types
• Carpathian deposit of mineral water - Silicon chloride-hydrocarbonate, sodium, cold water.
• Vyznytsia mineral water deposit - Nitrogenous weakly sulfide weakly mineralized chloride, calcium-sodium.
• Zaluzhske deposit - Methane thermal iodine-bromine chloride sodium brine.
• Carbonic water deposit in Barkasovo village - Low-sulfide, low-carbonic, low-mineralized, bicarbonate-chloride, calcium-sodium.
• Water manifestation of the Lalovo mine water - Chloride-hydrocarbonate-sodium.
• Water manifestation of the Chomonyn village water sources - Carbonic, siliceous, hydrocarbonate-chloride-sodium.

1. Catholic Church of the XIV-XV centuries, Chynadiyevo village
2. The Palace of Counts Schönborn is a former residence and hunting lodge, and since 1946 it has been a sanatorium "Karpaty". It is located in the village of Karpaty and is a monument of national importance.
3. The park of the Karpaty sanatorium is a monument of landscape art of national importance. It is located on the territory of the Karpaty sanatorium near the village of Karpaty.
4. St. Demetrius Church of the XVII century, Vilkhovytsia village - a monument of national importance.
5. A 17th-century wooden church in the village of Vilkhovytsia.
6. Chynadiyevo Castle "St. Miklos" is an architectural monument of the XIV-XIX centuries. It is located in the village of Chynadiyovo and is a national monument.
7. Palanok Castle is a castle in the Transcarpathian city of Mukachevo. A unique example of medieval fortification architecture, with a combination of different styles.
8. Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary. The first half of the XIX century, Bobovyshche village.
9. Rakoczy Palace, or another name "White House" (1667-1748), Mukachevo.
10. Chapel of St. Martin (XIV century), Mukachevo.
11. St. Nicholas Monastery: St. Nicholas Church (1789-1806), cells with a bell tower (1772) in Mukachevo.
12. City Council Building (1906);
13. Church of St. Mary. Beginning of the XIX century, V.Koropets village.
14. Church of St. Michael. The church of St. Michael. XIX century, Kuchava village.
15. Church of the Holy Virgin. The end of the XIX century, Klyachanovo village.
16. The Church of the Holy Virgin. Early XVIII century, Klyachanovo village.
17. St. Michael's Church - 1733, Ruska Kuchava village.
18. Reformatory Church - the end of the XIV century, Rakoshyno village.
19. Syniak Ski Resort is a balneological and ski resort located in the village of Syniak near the village of Chynadiyevo, Zakarpattia region. Sulfuric sulfate-calcium-sodium mineral waters.
20. Skakalo is a waterfall (4 m high) in the Ukrainian Carpathians, within the Vygorlat-Gutyn volcanic massif. It is located in the Nizhne Hrabovyshche tract, 3.5 km from the village of Chynadiyevo. A stone ridge crossing the forested slope of the mountain blocks the path of the water flow here, and the stream falls off the ledges in three levels, forming a 7-meter cascade of streams that seem to jump from stone to stone.
21. Lake Syniak, near the village of Syniak at an altitude of 600 m. The water in the lake is hydrogen sulfate-calcium sulfate, and has healing properties.
22. The blue rock outcrops near the village of Synyak are exposed pre-glacial rocks under the top of Mount Buz, which gave the area its name.
23. Obavsky Kamen is a peak in the Ukrainian Carpathians, within the Mukachevo district of Zakarpattia region. It is located at the junction of two ridges - Plishka and Tovshy, in the Sinyak massif. The height of the mountain is 979 meters.
24. Berezynka arboretum, Berezynka village.
25. Ostrich farm, Pavshyno. African birds have long been established in Zakarpattia.
26. Mukachevo Historical Museum occupied all the floors of the most famous landmark of the city - the castle "Palanok". This building was built in the 15-17 centuries by unknown architects.
27. Dunavka is a mountain in the Ukrainian Carpathians, in the Sinyak massif, on the border of Mukachevo and Svalyava districts. The height of the mountain is 1018 meters above the sea level. The eastern slopes are very steep, the western slopes are gentle.
28. Mount Lovachka in Mukachevo still hides many secrets of the Celts, who settled here in the 1-3 centuries BC. A sculpture of a Celt installed on the railing of the Latorytsia River reminds locals of the ancient times.
29. The Celtic Yard in Mukachevo is the only green tourism estate in Zakarpattia that recreates the life, customs, and even dishes and drinks of the Celts who, more than 2,000 years ago, created an ancient proto-city-oppidum on the slopes of the Lovachka and Halish mountains on the outskirts of the city. The stone terraces of that era have been preserved to this day.
30. A monument to Prince Fedir II Koriatovych, one of the owners of the castle, is erected in the courtyard of the Palanok Castle in Mukachevo.
31. The monument to Saints Cyril and Methodius in Mukachevo found its place in the central square among other architectural monuments.
32. The monument to the chimney sweep adorns the central square of Mukachevo. It is made of bronze, and its height reaches the height of an adult.
33. Cyril and Methodius Square in Mukachevo is the heart of the Transcarpathian town. Not so long ago it was renamed (formerly Myr Square). It got its current name from the monument to the Equal-to-the-Apostles Cyril and Methodius. This place has gathered a significant number of Mukachevo sights, so it is the best place to start your acquaintance with the city.
34. Ukraine's first tasting "Honey House" in Mukachevo opens its doors to all visitors to Transcarpathia. During the tasting, guests can learn a fascinating story about the life and activities of bees.
35. Monument to Oleksandr Dukhnovych, Mukachevo.
36. Sculptures of geese, Mukachevo.
37. Maidan Heroes Square, Mukachevo.
38. In the central part of Mukachevo there is one of the most important buildings of Mukachevo, the city's business card - the Greenstein printing house. It is located at the intersection of Pushkin and Zrinyi streets.
39. The wooden sculpture in the form of arms stretched to the sky is dedicated to the bishop, honorary citizen of Mukachevo, Lajos Hulácsy. It is located in the memorial park in the courtyard of the Reformed Church.
40. The Bondarenko Confectionery House is perhaps the sweetest object on the tourist map of Mukachevo. There are several branches of the institution in different cities of Transcarpathia, but the one in Mukachevo was the first.

• Red Wine Festival (Mukachevo);
• St. Martin's Day (Mukachevo);
• "Varosh beer" (Mukachevo);
• Gastronomic festival "Ogyn and Mnyaso" (Mukachevo);
• the festival of historical reconstruction "Silver Tatosh" (Chynadiyevo).