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9781841620848

Ukraine; The Bradt Travel Guide

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    9781841620848

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    184162084X

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Trade Paper
  • Copyright: 2004-03-01
  • Publisher: Bradt Travel Guides
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Summary

Ukraine is a country of diverse charms: from the 'museum city' of Kamyanets-Podilsky to the pristine nature reserves in the Carpathians and Crimea. Be captivated by fanciful churches, imposing fortresses, and a landscape dotted with fields of sunflowers and undisturbed woodland.

Author Biography

Andrew Evans, postgraduate of Russian and East European Studies from Oxford University, spent two years living in Ukraine shortly after the country gained its independence. Since then, he has dedicated himself to the study of Ukrainian folk culture, music, dance, art, and religion. He travels back to Ukraine regularly and writes numerous articles. He was shortlisted in the Bradt-BBC Wildlife Travel Writing Competition of 2002.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. VII
General Informationp. 1
The Countryp. 3
Geographyp. 3
Climatep. 4
Populationp. 4
Administrationp. 4
Governmentp. 5
International relationsp. 6
Economyp. 7
Conservation and natural historyp. 10
Historyp. 13
Ancient historyp. 13
Early civilisationsp. 14
Kievan Rusp. 16
The Golden Hordep. 18
Lithuania and Polandp. 18
The Cossacksp. 19
Little Russia and the Russian Empirep. 21
The revolution in Ukrainep. 25
Civil warp. 26
Soviet Ukrainep. 28
Perestroikap. 31
Early independencep. 32
The Orange Revolutionp. 33
The Ukrainiansp. 35
Peoplep. 35
Languagep. 35
Culturep. 37
Beliefs and religionp. 41
Holidaysp. 46
Face to face with Ukrainian culturep. 47
Preparationsp. 51
When to visitp. 51
Highlights and itinerariesp. 51
Public holidaysp. 53
Tour operatorsp. 53
Red tapep. 55
Getting there and awayp. 57
Healthp. 62
Crime and safetyp. 67
What to takep. 71
Electricityp. 73
Toiletsp. 74
Money and budgetingp. 74
Travelling in Ukrainep. 77
Travel culture in Ukrainep. 77
Getting aroundp. 79
Accommodationp. 86
Eating and drinkingp. 91
The banyap. 95
Arts and entertainmentp. 96
Shoppingp. 98
Media and communicationsp. 100
Businessp. 102
Travelling with children in Ukrainep. 102
The Guidep. 105
Kievp. 107
Historyp. 110
Getting there and awayp. 112
Getting aroundp. 116
Local tour operatorsp. 119
Where to stayp. 120
Where to eatp. 126
Entertainment and nightlifep. 133
Shoppingp. 137
Other practicalitiesp. 138
What to see and dop. 142
Churches and holy sitesp. 147
Museumsp. 155
Parksp. 157
Outside Kievp. 158
Polissyap. 159
Getting aroundp. 159
Chernihivp. 159
Chernobylp. 163
Zhytomyrp. 166
Berdychivp. 167
Podillyap. 171
Getting aroundp. 172
Vinnytsyap. 172
Umanp. 177
Kamyanets-Podilskyp. 179
Khmelnytskyp. 185
Galicia & Volhyniap. 189
Historyp. 191
Getting aroundp. 191
Lvivp. 192
Drohobychp. 212
Truskavetsp. 212
Ternopilp. 213
Pochayivp. 216
Volhyniap. 217
Lutskp. 218
Rivnep. 221
The Carpathiansp. 225
The mountainsp. 226
Flora and faunap. 226
Practicalitiesp. 228
Ivano-Frankivskp. 229
Yaremchep. 234
Carpathian National Nature Parkp. 238
Tatarivp. 238
Vorokhtap. 239
Bukovelp. 239
The Chornohora rangep. 240
Yasinyap. 244
Rakhivp. 245
The Carpathian Biosphere Reservep. 246
Verkhovynap. 246
Kosivp. 248
Sheshoryp. 248
Kolomiyap. 248
The Gorgany rangep. 250
Bukovinap. 252
Transcarpathiap. 260
The Black Seap. 269
Getting aroundp. 269
Odessap. 269
Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyp. 289
The Dnistr and Danube deltap. 290
Mykolayivp. 291
Khersonp. 292
Crimeap. 299
Historyp. 299
The Autonomous Republic of Crimeap. 302
Simferopolp. 303
Yevpatoriap. 311
Bakhchisaraip. 313
Sevastopolp. 319
Balaclavap. 328
Cape Aiyap. 330
The south coastp. 331
Yaltap. 331
Yalta to Forosp. 342
Yalta to Alushtap. 345
Alushtap. 347
Demerdzhip. 349
Feodosiyap. 349
Kerchp. 355
The Dneprp. 359
Getting aroundp. 359
Cherkassyp. 360
Kanivp. 361
Kremenchukp. 361
Kirovohradp. 362
Dnepropetrovskp. 365
Zaporizhzhyap. 372
Donbasp. 381
Historyp. 381
Getting aroundp. 382
Donetskp. 382
Slavyanogorskp. 391
Mariupolp. 391
Luhanskp. 392
Slobodap. 395
Getting aroundp. 395
Kharkivp. 395
Poltavap. 413
Mirgorodp. 416
Sumyp. 417
Languagep. 420
Further Informationp. 427
Indexp. 432
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