This document provides an overview of the town of Khust, Ukraine. It highlights several landmarks including the ruins of an old castle featuring the town's coat of arms of a castle and narcissus flower, panoramic views from Mount Zamkova and Chervona Hora, and a unique valley of narcissi flowers. It also mentions several religious buildings like Orthodox, Greek-Catholic, and Catholic churches from the 14th to 17th centuries as well as a synagogue. Other sites noted are a monument to the poet Taras Shevchenko, a monument for soldiers who died in World War II, a school of arts, city hall, and a small central park.

1. WELCOME TO OUR
TOWN KHUST!
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2. Coat of arms of
our town.
You can see the
castle (now in
ruins) and the
narcissus, the
symbol of Khust.

3. PANORAMA FROM MOUNT
ZAMKOVA

4. CHERVONA HORA (RED MOUNT)

5. Khust stands in the
valley on two rivers the
Rika and the Tyssa, they
meet just at the town at
the edge of Red Mount

6. THE MAIN ROAD TO TOWN

7. VALLEY OF NARCISSI
The valley of narcissi is a unique
natural wonder. There are only
three such fields in the world.
Many tourists come to admire
these beautiful flowers every year
at the beginning of May

9. THE RUINS OF THE OLD CASTLE

10. Monument to
Taras
Shevchenko -
Ukrainian poet,
writer, artist and
public figure

11. THE MONUMENT TO THE
SOLDIERS WHO DIED THE II
WORLD WAR

12. ONE OF THE OLDEST CHURCHES (XIV C),
ST. ELIZABETH’S PROTESTANT CHURCH

13. The Orthodox
church built
110 years ago

14. The Greek-Catholic
church of the XVII
century, standing in
the centre of the
town

15. THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
OF THE XVI CENTURY

16. St. Kirill and
Methodius
Cathedral, a new
Orthodox church
built 10 years ago

17. JUDAÏQUE SYNAGOGUE OF
THE XV C.

18. SCHOOL OF ARTS

19. CITY HALL

20. “CZECH TOWN” – A STREET BUILT AT
THE END OF THE XIX CENTURY

23. A SMALL PARK IN THE CENTRE