Many of Kiev sights are represented by its diverse architecture: the House with Chimeras, Kiev Fortress, St. Vladimir Cathedral, St. Sofia Cathedral, Cyril Church, Mariinsky Palace, St. Nicholas Catholic Church or the National Opera. Kiev Pechersk Lavra is a unique monastery built upon a complex of caves, now included in UNESCO patrimony. The famous writer Mikhail Bulgakov was a Kiev native, and his memorial house is...
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Kiev is the Ukraine's capital, as well as the country's biggest educational, cultural, economical, and political center. There is an endless amount of opportunities offered to travelers from the city. Traveling to Kiev could possibly be the most pleasurable experience in a traveler's life. The lifestyle of the people who live in the city will be just as interesting as the major museums and other attractions. This...
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Kiev is Ukraine’s capital and the largest city in the country (2.6 million inhabitants, followed by Kharkov and Dnepropetrovsk). Across its 14 centuries of existence, Kiev has been an important link in the history of Eastern Europe. Historians assume Kiev was founded by the Eastern Slavic tribes, somewhere in the 6th century. The legend says that the name 'Kiev' comes from one of the three brothers that founded the...
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Night life in Kiev boasts one of Europe's strip shows. The Cabaret is one of the best and its beauties are a must see attraction. On weekends, ladies are admitted for free. Dynamo Lux Disco merrily combines club and restaurant traditions together. You'll find stylish people dancing to lively disco sounds. The Millennium is Kiev's newest opening. Since its January 2008 opening, it has gained widespread popularity...
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