Our coaches travel to many European cities. We also carry people to Ukraine. One of the cities from which you can reach Ukraine, for example, is Goleniow, a small city of over 22,000 people located in the western part of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship. Goleniow lies thirty-five kilometers northeast of Szczecin. The town may not be as attractive to tourists as the province's capital, but that doesn't mean there's nothing to do there.
Goleniow historically became famous as one of the trade hubs, especially on the waterway. Thanks to its role, it gained city rights and later even joined the Hanseatic League. Today, it may no longer be as important economically, while tourist-wise it has something to say. It's worth a visit if only for the remnants of medieval buildings.
The nearby primeval forest, stretching over six hundred square kilometers, is also noteworthy. Wildlife can be found in the surrounding pine forests. Wild boar and roe deer are found there. Elk and wolves also occur. However, given the marshy terrain, it's a good idea to be careful where you step.
You can reach Goleniow by train or bus. The bus station in Goleniow is located right next to the train station. Our coaches from Goleniow travel mainly to cities in Ukraine. You can find the whole list of connections on the city's website.
If you live in Goleniow and want to go by PKS to one of the European cities, check our connections and book a ticket.
.Ostróg is a town in western Ukraine, located in the Rivne region. It is a town with a rich history, dating back to the Middle Ages, and is known primarily for its religious and cultural traditions, as well as for its beautiful historical monuments.
Ostróg was one of the most important centers in Rus in the Middle Ages, and during the Renaissance the town gained a great reputation thanks to the family of Ostrogski princes. It was thanks to them that Ostrog became one of the centers of education and culture in Rus, as well as the seat of one of the first universities in the region - Ostrog University, which played a key role in the development of education and science during this period.
Ostrog is also home to numerous historical monuments, including St. Michael's Cathedral (built in the 16th century), Ostrog Castle (though now in ruins) and many other religious and historical buildings. The city is also known for its printing traditions; it was here that the first printed Bibles in the Old Church Slavonic language were published in the 16th century.
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