Attractions of Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district

The 76-hectare vineyards were planted in the center of Ukrainian Bessarabia near the village of Strumok by the farming family of Valerii and Svitlana Petrovs.

The V.Petrov family winery of organic wines is specializes in the production of natural wines in accordance with the international Certificate Organic Standard Ltd. When growing grapes, they use only special biological products that are listed in the organic register. Sulfur anhydrides and stabilizers are not added to the finished product.

The winery produces white and red ordinary wines, as well as three types of grappa: silver (purified with silver), red (infused with grape seed), gold (aged in oak barrels). Walking tours of the vineyards with a story about the history of the area, as well as a story about the creation of a family winery are included in the cost of tastings.

Incredible landscapes of vineyards, as well as a lake with swans await visitors. On the territory of the location there is a Scythian mound of ancient times, where you can be alone in the gazebo. There is also an observation deck with views of nearby villages and an Old Believer church. You can book a walk around the vineyards in a tour cart or rent a bike and go to the vineyards for a picnic.

The V.Petrov family winery of organic wines is a participant in the project "Wine and Taste Route of Ukrainian Bessarabia".

The mansion of Honorary Justice of the Peace Aloiziy Yaroshevych was built in 1890 in the center of Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi according to the project of the architect Yevhen Yermakov in the spirit of neo-romanticism with a predominance of the Moorish style.

At the moment, the building is in a state of disrepair, and the local authorities cannot decide who owns it and what to do with it. Meanwhile, the most beautiful architectural monument is being destroyed.

The building of the poviat zemstvo administration with a square and a fence is one of the most interesting architectural monuments of Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi.

It was built in 1905 according to the typical project of "model" buildings, which were developed during this period by St. Petersburg architects. Volodymyr Puryshkevych , the future murderer of Rasputin, was the head of the Zemstvo administration at that time.

Currently, it is the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Vocational College of Nature Management, Construction and Computer Technologies.