Museum of Berehivshchyna

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It is worth going to the museum on the first day of your stay in the city (and not on the last one like me). An interesting exhibition, you can buy souvenirs and a guide to the city. The building, which houses the museum, is interesting in itself - it is the estate of Count Bethlen. I did not get on the tour and walked through the museum myself, but I hope that during the tour you can learn more about the estate and the count himself. Unfortunately, the room is cold. And the general condition of the whole estate is somewhat neglected. It seems that the museum is based on the enthusiasm of the director. I don't know whether the museum is financed by the city authorities, but I think it should be better developed. The entrance fee is cheap, UAH 20.

It was hard, but we found it, the building was a bit torn down, it exuded a strange, deserted atmosphere. But this is not necessarily a disadvantage for a museum. The collection was very eclectic but rich. I also really liked the old radios, although a few explanatory texts would have fit a lot. Since I was very relieved after using the toilet, I prefer not to criticize.

Does not work until February 28, 2021 due to quarantine.

For the second year in a row I visit the museum. Thank you very much for an interesting tour-story about a wonderful city. This year they opened another "Count's Cellar". I advise all tourists to visit the museum and get spiritual pleasure, as well as buy souvenirs.