Corzo Street

Korzo Street is considered the trading heart of Uzhgorod. From Italian this name translates as “street for walking”. It was so called by the previous owners of the city - the Neapolitan counts of Reuteta. Only this street has preserved all the ancient buildings of Uzhgorod as much as possible.

Corzo Street departs from the Theatre Square and consists almost entirely of cafes, shops and banks. The street is very narrow, built on both sides of two or three-storey houses, which are mostly decorated with stucco.

The intersection of Voloshin Street and Korzo Street is called the Cross. This is the city's favorite meeting place. One of the houses on the corner of this intersection, built in the late XIX century, was called the "White Ship".