Zalishchyky Park

Zalishchyky Park runs along the Dniester River bank with walking paths that pass through natural terraces overlooking the surrounding landscape. Multiple entry points lead visitors through a network of trails with rest areas distributed throughout the grounds.

The park began in the late 19th century and became officially protected in 1972 as part of Ukraine's nature preservation efforts. This status secured its role as an important natural area for the region.

The park serves as a central meeting place where locals gather to walk and rest throughout the year. It functions as a social space where the community comes together, especially during warmer months and celebrations.

Visitors can enter through several access points and explore the different walking routes at their own pace. The best time to visit is during warmer months when paths are easiest to walk and vegetation is in full view.

The park contains more than 40 different tree and plant species, including uncommon varieties like Maidenhair trees, red oaks, and cork trees. This botanical diversity makes it a notable destination for observing native and introduced plant life.