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Former imperial court building in the Beregovo
On Koshuta Square (Verbevtsia), among the two-story villas, the Beregovo landmark flaunts - a huge building of the former imperial court (1908).
Chizay winery with tasting room
«Beregovo» is associated with the famous winery Chizai, which produces «Rose of Transcarpathia» and «Beregovskoe». A factory that looks more like a romantic castle located on the outskirts of the city.
Count's yard or Betlen's palace in Berehove
Behind the cathedral in the shade of chestnuts is another monument to the coast - the "Count yard". It is a long one-storey manor of the Prince of Transylvania, Gabor Bethlen (1629).
Sports base Transcarpathia with a geothermal pool
The sports base "Transcarpathia" in Beregovo with mineral waters from a depth of 1680 m and a 50-meter geothermal pool.
Exaltation Church of the Holy Cross - Berehove
The tallest building in the city of Berehove is a church on Ferenc Rakoczy Square. This temple appeared in the XII century. The history of the shrine is associated with a fabulous legend about the foundation of the city.
Beregove, the third largest city of Transcarpathia
A visit to the third largest city of Transcarpathia, Berehove, will present a rare opportunity to feel abroad without traveling outside Ukraine.
Beregove on the map, Transcarpathia
Even the hometown is referred to by the locals as "Hungary": Beregas. In 1991, the Berehove district was granted the status of a separate Hungarian autonomous district, which was quickly declared illegitimate. Most locals have been certified as "Hungarians" since 2002, which greatly simplifies border crossings. The city has a Hungarian consulate, the Transcarpathian Hungarian Pedagogical Institute, the Hungarian National Theater named after Julie Yesha, the center of the Transcarpathian Reformed Church. Everywhere you can see small coniferous wreaths wrapped in Hungarian flag ribbons (red, white and green) that adorn the numerous Beregov memorial plaques.
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