The capital of Carpathian Ukraine is located at the crossroads of the rivers Rika and Tysa. Above the city rise the picturesque ruins of the intractable and insurmountable Khust castle (XI-XVI centuries), which once belonged to the family of the Count Draha (Dracula). From the castle hill, you will have a panoramic view of the Carpathian landscape beyond the town. In the town, you will walk through the Czech quarter and see the pearl of Transcarpathian sacred buildings, which was once the Yelyzavetska Church, and is now the Protestant Church (XIII century).