Tyras Ruins

The ruins of Tyras represent a significant archaeological site, dating back approximately 2,500 years. Established as a Greek settlement on the banks of the Dnestr River, the town predates Rome by a century and was constructed using stone. While currently an excavated foundation site, the remnants reveal diverse building shapes and offer a sense of the lives of those who once inhabited this location. Its proximity to the Akkerman Fortress enhances the historical experience for visitors.