Showing posts with label pedestrian streets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pedestrian streets. Show all posts
Wednesday, 12 January 2022
Lozova. Three Hours in the Kharkiv Region's Second Town
In Ukraine there are hundreds of towns not marked on the tourist map that deserve travellers' attention. Each of them is wonderful, with exceptional architecture and unique monuments of nature and history. Life here flows differently and one breathes more easily than in the regional centres. That is why the residents of the big cities more and more often choose, for a day-off outing, trips to neighbouring provincial towns with rare highlights. Lozova in the Kharkiv region, with its convenient transport links, its natural landscape and its compactness, is very well suited for inclusion in weekend routes.
Wednesday, 23 October 2019
Sumy. Along the Pedestrian Soborna and Voskresenska
In recent years, in the cities of Ukraine, pedestrian zones have been taking shape in the historical, commercial and business centres, which significantly affects the flow of tourist traffic. In Sumy, two streets at once create a pedestrian space — Soborna and Voskresenska.
| Sumy. The pedestrian Soborna Street |
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