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I highly recommend staying at the Hotel Ternopil for the best view of the lake and continually visiting the city center for great restaurants and cafes. Outside of the center, Kovcheg and Stariy Miln are outstanding theme restaurants that must not be missed! Although there are many parks and museums throughout the city, I find that just sticking to the main square or the lake are all you need to enjoy Ternopil.

A very tranquil and meditative city that I enjoyed a lot, especially after Kyiv. A picturesque lake with nearby parks alone make the city worthy of visiting. Easy to navigate without a map. Truely historical beautiful centre. If the weather was better (almost November), would definitely enjoy the parks more which I imagine are wonderful in hot weather. Do not visit during rainy weather - or live on the top of the hill, so that water does not splash at you when you walk up the streets leading to the city centre. Optimal duration of stay: weekend/3 days max.

It looks like a small Britain colony which left 100 yrs ago and now city tries to leave their own life but with not so fast tempo as big megapolises which is fun to stay here for a few days if you want to enjoy nice food, drink and music.

What a beautiful city. It's a gem that needs to be explored. Large lake in the middle of Ternopil, stunning parks, lots of cafes and restaurants. The locals are friendly. Take a boat trip around the lake. Then take a walk in Shevchenko park exploring its little bridges and islands. Climb up the lit-up water steps into the city. Sit down with a coffee overlooking the Dominican Cathedral. Soak up the atmosphere! Unforgettable!

Great city, very clean, quiet and friendly people. Local food just exceptional, restaurants "Mlyn" and "Faine Misto" other cafe, bars and the coffee shops good to spend a little time to taste the coffee in different cafe....

This is a lovely little town, similar in some ways to Ivano-Frankivsk and Vinnytsia in terms of size and offerings for tourists. The city has two centers: the lake (Ternopil "Pond") where it is great to stroll, fish, play, relax, or maybe even swim or ice skate; and Theater Square surrounded by great restaurants and clubs. Some of the most unusual restaurants and clubs in Ukraine are in Ternopil, some of them a bit on the outer edge of the city center: Kovcheg, Stariy Mlin, Bunkermuz, Koza. And in the center is Faine Misto and its network of restaurant/bars. Generally, the people are very open and friendly. There are a few museums and interesting monuments around. Overall, travelers could easily spend an enjoyable weekend here, perhaps longer if using it as a home base to explore castles in the region or spending time on the lake.