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Ukraine: The Bradt Travel Guide Tour Ukraine. A travel guide to read before, during and after a trip to Ukraine, this book features comprehensive practical information, while revealing the country's personality through in-depth exploration of its history, culture and natural beauty. Traditional churches, monasteries and sacred sites provide a contrast to the notorious but compelling landmark of Chernobyl. Andrew Evans shows how Ukraine can easily be explored by rail, river cruise or sea ferry, and also on foot, the ideal way to take in the rustic villages of old-world Europe, with short walks and long-distance treks. The guide offers side trips into Moldova, Belarus and Eastern Europe, as well as a region-by-region guide to the Ukrainian provinces, including the stunning Crimean peninsula. It features detailed coverage of Kiev, the birthplace of Slavic civilization, and a cruising guide for Kiev, the Dnipr and the Black Sea. There is also a language section in Ukrainian and Russian.

Language and Travel Guide to Ukraine Tour Ukraine. This best-selling guide to scenic and culturally rich Ukraine has been completely revised and updated for this fourth edition. Detailed information regarding visas and customs, airlines, tours, hotels, shopping, sites of interest, insight into Ukrainian history, culture and local traditions, plus new colour photographs and maps make Language and Travel Guide to Ukraine is a goldmine of information for travellers.

Kiev (CitySpots) Cityspots Kiev takes you straight to the heart of the Ukrainian capital that has become famous for the orange revolution. Invigorated by the 2004 events and with its 1,500 years of history, Kiev offers city-break options beyond the traditional central European circuit. Kiev's highlights include: Maidan Nezalezhnosti (Independence Square), site of the Orange Revolution - Kiev's main street, Khreschatyk; the 13-domed cathedral of St Sophia, Golden Gate, Marinsky Palace, St Vladimir's Cathedral, all in Pechersk (old centre of the city); traditional meals such as borscht washed down with vodka; a visit to the hydro park in Dnepr About the market; direct flights from London; and a visa-free travel has been extended indefinitely for tourists from the EU and Switzerland.

The Best of Ukrainian Cuisine Now updated with a complete list of menu terms in Ukrainian and English, this unique cookbook presents both traditional and contemporary Ukrainian cuisine in an easy-to-use menu format. Ukrainian dishes call for a variety of ingredients including natural products such as meat, poultry, fish, mushrooms, eggs, vegetables and fruits. Here is a comprehensive guide to Ukrainian cooking, including favourites like: zakusky (appetisers), ioushky (cabbage soup), kasha (buckwheat groats), pyrizhky (stuffed pastries), and medovyky (honey cakes).

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