An evening walking tour of Uzhhorod is a great opportunity to get to know this charming and mysterious city. At night, it is even more fascinating with the play of light and street lights.

For example, Sandor Petofi Square, where the buildings of the XIX century have been preserved, the Hasidic synagogue, where the Uzhhorod Philharmonic is now located, the beautiful Catholic Church of St George, the true masterpiece of architecture - the Holy Cross Greek Catholic Cathedral, the rock garden, old museums and residential buildings, cosy cafes and many other local highlights.

The pedestrian bridge will take you from Sandor Petofi Square to the main square of the city - Teatralna Square. Stop on the bridge, gaze at the magic of millennial Uzhhorod under the cover of night and make your most cherished wish. They say it will definitely come true. Take a stroll along the ancient Korzo Street, which ends where a great place for walking begins - Nezalezhnist Embankment.

Nezalezhnist embankment in Uzhhorod is especially beautiful in the evening. Here you will be greeted by a huge three-hundred-year-old ash tree, and it is here that most of the small sculptures known throughout Ukraine "sit". A walk along the longest linden alley in Europe will make your evening romantic. Uzhhorod is proud of its linden alley, which, in combination with the Uzh river embankment, creates a magical atmosphere of cosiness and romance.

One of the oldest fortresses in Transcarpathia, Uzhhorod Castle, is located on Castle Hill, in the ancient city above the Uzh. In the IX century, there was already a fortified settlement here, and the settlements around it became the beginning of the city. Like all castles, Uzhhorod Fortress has its own mysterious and even mystical legends. Who knows, maybe you will see the very White Maiden who has been wandering the walls of the legendary castle for centuries.