Schonborn Park

In 2013, on the tourist map of Zakarpattia region appeared a new object. Within 3 years with the help of historians, fine art experts and sculptors headed by the art patron, has been recreated a park of Schönborn dynasty, which controlled part of the Zakarpattia from 1711 to 1944.

Access to the park is free, it is located within a large resort "Voevodyno", so your visit can be combined with a variety of leisure activities in the complex. The park is small but cozy and well maintained, it was definetely created with love.

Every detail in the park symbolizes something. For example the entrance gate is the border between Austria-Hungary and the modern Ukraine.


On the road to the Tur lake you will see seven unique street lamps which symbolise seven days of the week, and twelve bridges which symbolisze Zodiac signs.


On the benches in the park you can see the coats of arms of states, which owned Zakarpattia during the history.


A small island in the middle of the lake has the shape of Austria-Hungary.


The island is built of 365 stones, guess what they are symbolizing :). Actually, Schönborn Dukes loved calendar and this fact is known to the visitors of famous palace. A pine from Croatian Trogir is planted on the island.


Water Mill is not just a design element, but acting mill constructed according to the drawings of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.


The Bridge of the Four Evangelists in the baroque style with restored sculptures of the four evangelists


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Getting there: By bus from Uzhhorod to village Turiya Pasika from the bus station on Fedintsa, 61 (schedule). But better use a private car.