Vynohradiv - Wynohradiw

	Vynohradiv;
	Information
Country	Ukraine
Region	Zakarpattia region
Surface	32.1 km²
Population	25 373
Area code	380 3143
Postal Code	90300
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Vynohradiv

Vynohradiv - county town in Zakarpattia region Ukraine.

Characteristic

The time and circumstances of the creation of Big Sewlusz are unknown. The first mention of the town of Zceuleus, already a royal city at that time, comes from 1262. In 1329 the King of Hungary, Charles Robert, granted the town additional trade privileges. From then on, Sewlusz was the seat of the authorities of the Ugocsa county. On January 23, 1662, Turkish troops, allied with the Hungarian prince Mihály Apafi, and the troops of the Transylvanian voivode János Kemény, who lost the battle and died, took place near the city. In 1919, Sewlusz found himself in the newly established Czechoslovakia. In March 1939, along with the entire Transcarpathian Ruthenia, it was annexed by Hungary. In October 1944 it was seized by units of the 4th Ukrainian Front. About 4,000 city residents were deported deep into the USSR, about 70% of them died. In 1945, Sewlusz was incorporated into Soviet Ukraine. In 1946 the name was changed to the modern one.

Drive

By plane

By rail

There is a train station here.

By car

Vynohradiv is an important road junction.

By ship

Communication

Worth seeing

Kańków Castle - a castle built in the 13th century on the site of a wooden building from the 11th century. Currently, the remains of the castle include a small chapel from the 14th century and a brick tower.
Perényi Palace - a palace built in 1399 by the Perényi, later rebuilt in the baroque style. The palace was originally one-story, only in the 17th century two towers at the corners were added. The building has a beautiful central façade and the relief of the family coat of arms in the shape of a gutter in the façade. The first floor was used for household needs.
Franciscan Monastery - built in 1516 in the Gothic style, but after the Turkish invasion it was rebuilt in Baroque architecture. There is a garden in the southern part of the monastery. Another reconstruction took place in 1889.
Church of the Ascension
Vynohradiv Wine Factory (WWW)
Greek Catholic Church - built in 1796

Nearest neighborhood

Archaeological site "Korołewo"
Black Mountain

work

Science

National University of Water and Natural Resources Management - ul. I. Franki, 116; tel. (03143) 2-65-53; e-mail: [email protected];

Shopping

Grandee - ul. Kopańska 221
Spar Vynohradiv - ul. Myru, 29
Global - ul. Vakarova, 5
Color - I. Franki St., 135

Gastronomy

Parties

Uhoczańska loza - a festival of wine and winemakers, celebrates at the beginning of May.