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Restaurants in Kiev where you can eat homemade Ukrainian food like a local!
Of course, for fans of VIP class, in Kiev there are many delightful restaurants (will be discussed in another article). But for those foreigners who want to understand the true Ukrainian spirit and feel themselves as locals in Kiev, we would like to share with you a piece of our ordinary life. CapitaltoursKiev.com selected for you places where you can enjoy a delicious meal for a pretty ...
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Chernobyl
We are just week away from the 32nd anniversary of that world’s deadliest technological nuclear disaster. On April 26th 1986 the reactor number 4 at the Chernobyl atomic plant went apart as a result of mishandling by the reactor staff. However, the RBMK graphite-moderated soviet reactor itself was far from safe under certain (theoretical) operational conditions. At the proximity of the USSR ...
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Biking in Kiev
The site of the colossal and massive Podilsky bridge, which is being endlessly constructed since 2008. It is suspended in fact, but due to this we still can enjoy a terrific insane bike ride through its endless overpass!Come and feel yourself free and wild with ...
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Meet the Satan Day! Nuclear Missiles site and Sofiyivka Park in Uman
Fully preserved since the Cold War top secret starting position of intercontinental ballistic missiles is open to visitors. The exposition reminds us of the danger that still threatens the world again today (say hello to our northern brother).On the site you’ll see the samples of rocket engines, rocket cars, missile refuelers, mock nuclear warhead, as well as missiles R-12 (the one that played ...
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10 amazing facts about Ukraine
We adore our country and would like to share our love with you! Here are some interesting things you might know.1. Kiev women are considered world’s most beautiful. Absolute truth!2. Arsenalna, a station on Kiev’s red line of local Metro, is the world’s deepest at 105.5 metres below ground.3. Ukraine is 1/3 of global stock of super fertile black soils, and world’s #1 wheat and sunflower ...
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