Car – Route across Ternopil Oblast

Hundreds of tourists are warmly welcomed in the small town of Zbarazh, home to Zbarazh Castle, which was designated as a historical and architectural reserve in 1994. The castle has been restored and transformed into the museum of the National Reserve "Castles of Ternopil Region." Every year, various festivals, knight tournaments, and tours are held within the fortress's grounds.

In the cozy village of Vyshnivets, anyone interested can visit the magnificent Vyshnevets Palace. Throughout its history, it has experienced many hardships, being destroyed and restored multiple times. Despite the challenging trials, the heritage of the Vyshnevets family has survived to this day. In 1999, the palace of the prominent Vyshnevets family was granted the status of a reserve within the "Castles of Ternopil Region" project.

The history of the establishment of the botanical garden is closely intertwined with Kremenets Gymnasium. In 1805, the gymnasium was located in the city of Kremenets and was renamed as a lyceum 14 years later. The founders of the botanical garden, Dionysius MacClair, Willibald Besser, Seidlitz, and Professor Franciszek Scheidt, worked within the walls of this educational institution at one time.

One of the remarkable landmarks of the charming city of Kremenets is the ruins of the fortress on Castle Hill (Bona). Guests from various corners of the world and Ukraine come here. The castle ruins are under the protection of the state.

Kremenetskiy Mountains National Nature Park is definitely worth a visit. The park is home to over 1200 species of flowering plants, many of which are listed in the Red Book of Ukraine.