I stayed in the city of Kamenets-Podolsky, Khmelnitsky region, for a week. Honestly, it is best to come there for one day, to include an excursion as an object by the region. The city is beautiful, but neglected. Grass in the parks (there are quite a lot of them for such a town) - by head. Of interest is only the old town with a fortress. In the center of the old town - Town Hall,
Further - hotel (very expensive),
Church of St. Peter and Paul,
Greek Catholic Church,
And the road with the bridge on the fortress itself. The road is lined with a paving.
On the way to the old city there is a beautiful park with a lake, swans, from the lake water Cascade flows into the canyon. Little fountainists are also interesting in this park, which in the dark is highlighted by different colors.
The canyon is deep and beautiful, it is worth seeing what nature is capable of, in general, you can organize a tour of the river in the vicinity of the city, such a beauty of nature as there, I have not seen!
On the canyon and the river flowing there, by the way, you can ride the all-terrain vehicle.
The old fortress is impressive, at the entrance there is a long pit, where they threw the debtors, there is a man's lion. There is a carmelyuk tower, where he served concluding, there is also a milyan, a little terrible. Inside the fortress there is a thematic cafe, where we were treated with a very tasty honey. The entrance to the fortress from an adult during our trip was - 20 UAH., From a student or child - 10 UAH. You can also go down to one of the dungeons of the fortress.
In the church of St. Peter and Paul is a sculpture of sleeping laur, daughters of Polish magnates, which died in his youth. When you pass through the gate of the church, then you need to make a desire, and it will surely come true.
In one of the parks, there is a stone of lovers, who touched him will definitely find their love or will establish a relationship with his beloved.
There are in Kamenets-Podolsky and monuments of the Soviet era - tank, and signs with names, those who heroically died, defending the city during the Great Patriotic War. Also before the tank burns the eternal flame.
I liked the cafe "Kava at the Politzmester", decorated with old objects: Iron, forks, letters, glasses, etc., very tasty coffee there.
Everywhere, except the museum in the town hall and the fortress itself - the entrance is free.
The city is interesting, there is something to see.
