Roads of Western Ukraine. Real Celt in Mukachevo. I invite you to a virtual tour of Transcarpathia, to make a wish.

             Hello my friends. Our trip to western Ukraine continues and I invite you to join us.                                     

                                                              

Today we go to the river shore Latoritsa in Mukachevo. From this river it involves a lot of events in the city. One of the events is a tragedy that claimed the lives of many people. That's what I'll discuss in the next publication. And today we are going to see the Celt.

The bridge over the river Latoritsa.

A few years ago on the railing of the bridge over the river transport Latoritsa in Mukachevo had the first mini-sculpture - a monument to the Celts. We erect a monument to a group of enthusiasts  UNgANG  at the request of residents. And that's why.  

                                                 

From the history:

It is known that the AD in the first half I millenium on the territory of Transcarpathia settled tribes Celtic La Tene culture. They have tied up with the then modern Transcarpathians achievements of European civilization. And still covered with a veil of mystery notional individual puzzles Celtic influence on Ukrainians. In particular, it is not fully studied the secrets of the famous Celtic blacksmithing. Therefore, it is an open sculpture immortalized image of the Celt-Carpathian blacksmith. Who is in Mukachevo parapets, on the background of mountains Halish, forges a distinctive Celtic sword found by archaeologists in the fort-oppidum Halish-Lovachka.

                                              

                                                          

Residents of the town say that the one who finds that the Celts will and happiness. How many puzzles keeps a sculpture of this small? We found it and the legend rubbed his cap and make a wish. Our wish has come true. And you touch your screen and make a your desire. It will certainly come true.

                                                          

I hope you enjoyed our journey. Follow me. In the next publication, I'll tell you about the terrible tragedy of Mukachevo city. Thank you for your attention.