Bus to TARNOW from TEREBOVLYA - timetable and current connections
TEREBOVLYA
Trembowla (ukr. Теребовля) is a picturesque town in the Ternopil region of Ukraine, located on the Gniezna River, a tributary of the Seret. It is one of the oldest towns in Podolia, with a history dating back to the 11th century.
Monuments and tourist attractions:
- Trembowla Castle: Castle ruins located on the edge of the Gniezna ravine, near its confluence with the Seret. The castle was once defensive, and was the seat of the town's starosts. The current ruins date from the first half of the 17th century.
- Carmelite Church and Monastery: Built in 1635-1639, with distinct fortified elements. It served as a shelter for residents during numerous invasions. Today it serves as an Orthodox church and seminary.
Trembowla History Museum: An institution displaying a rich collection of artifacts, such as ancient coins, traditional costumes and archaeological treasures, allowing one to explore the cultural and historical heritage of the city.
Nature:
The city is surrounded by lush greenery, clear lakes and rolling hills, making it a paradise for nature lovers. Walking along the shores of Lake Terebovlia, you can enjoy the tranquility of its crystal clear waters and the surrounding natural beauty.
Trembovla is a place where history meets natural beauty offering tourists an unforgettable experience and a deep insight into the rich cultural heritage of the region.
Trembowla (ukr. Теребовля) is a picturesque town in the Ternopil region of Ukraine, located on the Gniezna River, a tributary of the Seret. It is one of the oldest towns in Podolia, with a history dating back to the 11th century.
Monuments and tourist attractions:
- Trembowla Castle: Castle ruins located on the edge of the Gniezna ravine, near its confluence with the Seret. The castle was once defensive, and was the seat of the town's starosts. The current ruins date from the first half of the 17th century.
- Carmelite Church and Monastery: Built in 1635-1639, with distinct fortified elements. It served as a shelter for residents during numerous invasions. Today it serves as an Orthodox church and seminary.
Trembowla History Museum: An institution displaying a rich collection of artifacts, such as ancient coins, traditional costumes and archaeological treasures, allowing one to explore the cultural and historical heritage of the city.
Nature:
The city is surrounded by lush greenery, clear lakes and rolling hills, making it a paradise for nature lovers. Walking along the shores of Lake Terebovlia, you can enjoy the tranquility of its crystal clear waters and the surrounding natural beauty.
Trembovla is a place where history meets natural beauty offering tourists an unforgettable experience and a deep insight into the rich cultural heritage of the region.
TARNOW
Buses Tarnów - closer than you think!
Tarnow is regarded as one of the most underrated cities in Poland. Certainly, its tourist potential can positively surprise anyone who enjoys visiting historical monuments in a friendly, peaceful atmosphere without a crowd of tourists (without which a stroll through Krakow cannot be done). So how to get to Tarnów? In several ways. You can get here both by train and by your own car. Above all, the A4 highway, connecting eastern and western Poland, awaits motorists. Two important routes DK94 and DK73 also run through Tarnów. All of these roads are used by bus carriers. Bus from and to Tarnow is a great way to travel - a cheap, safe and comfortable option for discovering interesting destinations in Poland and abroad. One of the carriers providing transport services from Tarnów on a European scale is Sindbad. From here, our fleet of coaches reaches more than 260 cities on the Old Continent. Among them are places in Belgium, Germany, Great Britain, France, Italy, Denmark or Ukraine. Comfortable travel conditions mean that with us even the longest journey will not be terrible!
In Tarnow, buses Sindbad stop at the Kochanowskiego-Chyszowska interchange stop. This is an important transport point on the city map. This bus stop of PKS Tarnów is located in the western part, near the main railroad station and the Old Town. This makes the Tarnów bus Sindbad an excellent way to discover the treasures hidden in the second largest city of Malopolska.
Buses Tarnów - closer than you think!
Tarnow is regarded as one of the most underrated cities in Poland. Certainly, its tourist potential can positively surprise anyone who enjoys visiting historical monuments in a friendly, peaceful atmosphere without a crowd of tourists (without which a stroll through Krakow cannot be done). So how to get to Tarnów? In several ways. You can get here both by train and by your own car. Above all, the A4 highway, connecting eastern and western Poland, awaits motorists. Two important routes DK94 and DK73 also run through Tarnów. All of these roads are used by bus carriers. Bus from and to Tarnow is a great way to travel - a cheap, safe and comfortable option for discovering interesting destinations in Poland and abroad. One of the carriers providing transport services from Tarnów on a European scale is Sindbad. From here, our fleet of coaches reaches more than 260 cities on the Old Continent. Among them are places in Belgium, Germany, Great Britain, France, Italy, Denmark or Ukraine. Comfortable travel conditions mean that with us even the longest journey will not be terrible!
In Tarnow, buses Sindbad stop at the Kochanowskiego-Chyszowska interchange stop. This is an important transport point on the city map. This bus stop of PKS Tarnów is located in the western part, near the main railroad station and the Old Town. This makes the Tarnów bus Sindbad an excellent way to discover the treasures hidden in the second largest city of Malopolska.
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Technical support, assistance, payments: Sindbad IT