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The Resort Park is an extremely valuable monument of landscape art. The park is decorated with neat lawns, lush flower beds and Greek-style sculptures. In the heart of the park is a comfortable Summer Amphitheatre. Concerts are held here on a regular basis, featuring a wide variety of performers and bands, both local beginners and experienced visiting stars. On the territory of the resort park in Morshyn there is another interesting attraction – the Marble Palace.
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| 🗺 Location | N49°08′59″ E23°52′10″ |
| 🔰 Year of foundation | 1984 |
| 🌳 Type | Monument of garden and park art of local importance |
| 🗾 Park area | 12 hectares |
| 🧭 Distance from the center of Truskavets | Near |
| 🚙 Road for | Auto and on foot |
| 🏕 Stop with a tent | No |
| 🏡 Housing nearby | Truskavets |
| ☕ Cafes and shops | Truskavets |
| 🐶 Entrance with dogs | Allowed |
| 🕒 Open | 24/7 |
In the summer of 2017, on the occasion of the 535th anniversary of the founding of Morshyn, a magnificent sculptural ensemble was opened in the park. Its author was the creator of the Kyiv Landscape Alley, Kostiantyn Skrytutskyi. He used as many as 163 thousand coloured mosaic droplets to create the Morshyn analogue of the Landscape Alley. The painstaking work to create this masterpiece took 180 days. The author was inspired by the main natural resources of Morshyn, such as healing water, Carpathian forests and their inhabitants. As a result of the sculptor’s hard work, Morshyn has a wonderful play area for children with a lot of cute, quirky sculptures. This place in Morshyn is ideal for walks and photo shoots with children.
In addition, on the territory of Resort park, you can also find a source of slightly mineralised water No. 4, a general resort balneological mud bath, a three-metre sculpture of a lynx in 2019 and a memorial sign of Christ the Man-lover, which is worth telling you more about.
Among the new sights of Morshyn, you should definitely check out the memorial sign of Christ the Man-lover. It was erected in 2007 opposite the entrance to the town’s main pump room. This location has a very interesting history. The site of this memorial used to be a chapel of the Roman Catholic Church. After the Second World War, the atheistic Soviet government turned this shrine into a restaurant. However, this sacrilege did not go unpunished, as the restaurant later burned down. This mystical story was the reason why there were no new attempts to build secular objects on this site. Subsequently, an arch was installed on the site of the chapel and shortly after 2000, work began on the sculpture of Jesus Christ. The authors of this remarkable memorial project were the architect Oleh Frantskevych and the sculptor Roman Romanovych.
Believers of various Christian denominations constantly come to pray at the Christ the Man-lover memorial. In addition, every year a prayer service is held near the memorial for the graduates of the K. Maletsky Morshyn Lyceum.
| 🔰 Start | From the Morshyn railway station |
| 🚶 Walking distance (through Ivan Franko Street) | 300 m |
| 🕒 Approximate time | 5 minutes |
| ⬆ Rise | Mostly without ups and downs |
