In the Zhytomyr region invites tourists berdecia

In terms of historical knowledge one of the most attractive tourist areas in Zhytomyr region there are Berdichevskiy. It is in this region is very strongly felt the impact of the various nationalities in the history, culture and architecture. Raygorodetsky Park The Park-monument of landscape art is in the village of Raihorodok Berdichevsky district. The Park was founded in the early 19th century, in which there are 40 species of trees and 7 species of shrubs and exotic trees. Decoration is a 200-year-old double row of spruce alley. In the Park housed the estate and ponds. The people's Museum. Joseph Conrad, S. Terehova The Museum presents documentary evidence, exhibits on the history of the village. Also the exhibition rooms of the classics of world literature, and native of Berdichev district, Joseph Conrad and materials about his life and work. The Museum is a real treasure of human memory, its exhibits are well-known not only in Ukraine but also far beyond its borders. Scientists come here from all over the world to learn from the experience of the creation of valuable literary and memorial treasures. Especially frequent guests Terehovoj there are literary critics and historians of Poland, the USA, Ireland, UK. The Museum was opened in 1987 to the 130th anniversary of the birth of the writer. Rakovecka settlement Archaeological cultural heritage is located in the village of Raiki. On the territories of settlements Berdichevsky during archaeological excavations were found remains of monuments of culture of different historical eras: Tripoli, Chernyakhovsky, the bronze age and the Scythian period, the remains of ancient settlements, and Rakovecka settlement has become a classic study of medieval history of Ukraine after the excavation in the 50-ies of XX century. Manor green tourism "Beehive" C. Red Star This was reported in the Zhytomyr regional state administration

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