Kiev has seen a lot for its long history. It has lived through bad events as well as good ones. Each of these events left its trace not only in the history of the city, but also on its streets. We suggest that you get familiar with Kiev more closely and learn interesting and surprising facts about this city . The main street of Kiev, Khreschatykis about 1300 meters long and 75 meters wide from one side to the other. This makes it at the same time the shortest and widest street in the capital in Europe. Another interesting fact is that Khreshchatyk had 7 different names throughout the history. The deepest metro station in Kiev is Arsenalna; it is more than 105 meters deep. Also, the “Golden Gate” station is rated among the twenty most charming metro stations of the whole world according to the “Teapedgar” rating. There are mosaics with images of princes of KievanRus from the 11th to the 13th century and the churches of the city on its walls. The only and unusual monument in the
The exclusion zone is an area near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, which in fact, has not been a closed area for a long time;besides the dark tourism, the ordinary touring also does good business here. On the one hand, nothing is being done to develop the trend in the Exclusion Zone; on the other hand, a huge desire to see something unknown and the popularity of the computer game called "S.T.A.L.K.E.R." does its work. Any full-aged person with no medical contraindications can book a tour to Chernobyl. The tour costs from 400 to 1000 UAH depending on the agency you have selected and your personal needs. After all, when there is a will there’s a way. But, it is more important to understand why you need it. Destroy myths and satisfy your interest There are plenty of myths going around the Exclusion Zone. Starting with children’s scary stories of two-headed monsters, and ending with adult stories about marauders. A one-day tour will not give you an answer to