Showing posts with label Henichesk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Henichesk. Show all posts
Wednesday, 1 November 2023
Watchmaker's Day. Wall, Street and Tower Clocks of Ukraine
Our life is scheduled to the minute, and we constantly check the time by electronic, wrist and street clocks, and when we notice a fault in the clockwork we turn to the masters of time. Not everyone knows that on 3 November watchmakers celebrate their professional holiday together with jewellers, since specialists of these magical crafts are called masters of golden work, or masters with golden hands.
Labels:
Bolekhiv,
Cherkasy,
clock,
Dnipro,
Henichesk,
Hnizdychiv,
Kalush,
Lviv,
Odesa,
Svaliava,
Ternopil,
town hall
Monday, 18 May 2020
Museums in Ukraine. Rich Collections and Varied Themes
In Ukraine there are about 5 thousand museums of the most varied themes. The Ministry of Culture and Tourism owns about half a thousand museums, but far more of them exist under various departments, educational institutions and at enterprises. A great many private museum displays have been opened by collectors and at tourist locations. The map of Ukraine's museums is being replenished with new unique sites where millions of rare exhibits are kept. The largest area is occupied by the National Museum of Folk Architecture and Life in Pyrohiv.
| Pyrohiv. The National Museum of Folk Architecture and Life. The Church of the Resurrection. Kysorychi, Rivne region, 18th century. |
Wednesday, 1 January 2020
Tourism in Ukraine. Rest, Sport, History, Architecture
People have long been marked by curiosity and an interest in how their neighbours live. Ukraine's fortunate geopolitical position at the crossroads of trade routes fostered the development of tourism across our motherland as early as the 19th century. In our country travellers gain impressions no less vivid than abroad, but for less money. In every region you will be met with hospitality and always pointed in the right direction. We have preserved architectural monuments of various eras and styles, created all manner of national parks and arboretums, and Ukrainian cuisine is famed the world over for its uniqueness. The unchanging leaders among destinations on travellers' lists remain Kyiv, Lviv, Odesa.
| Kyiv. St Sophia's Cathedral. 11th century |
Friday, 15 July 2016
Henichesk. A town by the sea
I’ll remember May 2016 since I discovered a wonderful town of southern Ukraine, which was sunny and green, peaceful and hospitable. Let me share my impressions of the trip to Henichesk — one of best the seaside towns of Ukraine, open for tourists and vacationists.
Location:
Геническ, Херсонская область, Украина
Thursday, 14 July 2016
Bloggers' Forum "Arabat Spit 2016"
To Henichesk I travelled by suburban electric train from Dnipropetrovsk, without stopping at every railway platform, which is very important for a quick arrival of holidaymakers from the industrial regions. And I reached Strilkove by taxi, having learned from the driver a good deal of useful information about a unique wonder of nature — the Arabat Spit.
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