The week for the children of the Siversk community, who are resting in Transcarpathia as part of the project "Together: United Communities," was particularly eventful and bright!
The children embarked on an exciting journey to Uzhhorod, where they participated in the quest "Catch the Vibe of Uzhhorod" — and they truly caught it to the fullest! The students explored the historical corners of the ancient city, walked along the longest linden alley in Europe, crossed the tourist bridge over the Uzh River, and peeked into a cozy café, where they enjoyed ice cream and delicious coffee. It was atmospheric, fun, and very cozy.
A special highlight was the visit to the Transcarpathian Museum of Architecture and Rural Life, which is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year! Our children were extremely interested to see how people lived, worked, and celebrated in ancient times, to learn about traditional Transcarpathian homes, crafts, customs, and folk culture.
The week brought a multitude of emotions, new knowledge, and unforgettable impressions. Such journeys are not only a vacation but also a path to a deeper understanding of the history, culture, and values of our native land.
According to the information from the Siversk City Military Administration