Dnipropetrovsk Travel Guide

It would be interesting to attend a performance at Gorky Russian Drama Theater;Shevchenko Ukrainian Musical Drama Theater: 5 Lenin Avenue, tel. (056) 744 52 35;Regional Youth Theater: 9 Lenin St., tel. (056) 778 10 93.You could also visit the Planetarium at 10 Rogalyov st.; tel. (0562) 475 917History lovers can go to Yarovnytsky Historical Museum...

In the Dnipropetrosk History Museum, Hall 9 is devoted to the millions who perished in the Soviet period. Representative individuals have documents related to their disappearances, trials and executions distributed around the walls. Villans are named: Stalin, Brezhneov, Kruschov. These testaments are very sobering. But the focus of the room is a...

The biggest park in Dnepropetrovsk, named after Ukrainian poet - Taras Shevchenko.Great for walking around, relaxing, eating at the cafe and watch old man playing domino

Basically downtown of Dnepropetrovsk where you can walk for hours, shop till you drop and rest at the cafe on the street.

You can get there either from Promenade or take the small bridge from Shevchenko Park.I swear the island and attractions there have not been updated since I was born. Some of the rides there are older then me and still function.Main Attractions:Shevchenko Monument, small monastery church, rides for kids, zoo

Hard to miss the park since there is a big Lenin Monument at the entrance.A small park with a government building in the middle. If you go back there to remember your childhood and ride the swinging roosters, don't bother. Nothing is there anymore. Everything was replaced with sandbox areas. There is a tiny little cafe in the middle. We sat there...

I asked in my hotel for a recommendation on a nearby bar and was directed to this around 5 mins away. Its pleasantly enough decorated inside.They have Fashion tv on the television if that is your thing. Its Western prices on the food / wine menu.When I was there late on a Summer Tuesday evening there was only a handful of people in.

This place is just round the corner from the Macdonalds on Lenin central sqaure opposite Lenin squareIts just a cafe but it was good before the match - beer is around 15GRN, £1 and they do pizza and other snacks

cked away in Ukraine of all places, the Shamrock Irish Pub is a veritable bastion of the creme of the Irish tradition. We dare to think that it’s quite a special watering hole with a certain flair all of its own. What really sets it apart from a whole slew of other drinking establishments out there is the fact that it was originally set up as...

The train ans bus stations are pretty close to each other to the West of the city centre.Tram number 1 starts / end at the train station and runs along the main drag in Dnipropetrovsk, Karl Marx Avenue. Karl Marx Avenue runs roughly parallel to (but not immediately beside) the river until the point where the river bends.It takes roughly 15 minutes...

There are now 2 fast trains running Kiev-DNK and vice versa (one early morning, one late afternoon) and also one morning train DNK to Simferopol (Crimea). 2nd class costs around 10 Euros one way. 2nd class is comfortable on these trains (in my opnion better than 1st class). Airplane-type seating, W-European Intercity style. Travel time around 6...

You can take a fun trip on Dnepr river. It's a small cruise where you can enjoy the wind in your hair and relax and view the city from the river. I don't remember the price. The boat jetty is near Hotel Dnipropetrovsk.

It's popular for newly weds to lie down flowers at the base or in front of the monument "Vechnaya Slava". You find the monument at the end of Prospekt Karla Marksa above Dnepr river.

Never shake anyone's hand without removing your glove (if wearing them).Never leave an empty bottle of any description on a table.Never whistle indoors (it scares away the money).Never speak, especially in depth, about the future (it scares away the luck of the future).Although not 'go to church every Sunday bible bashing' people, remember these...

Theatre of Drama . Recently there came Dnepropetrovsk the famous ballerina Anna Dorash, she lived at Dnepropetrovsk, but now she lives in Kiev. Here there was an evening of an occurring and performancewith her participation.

In the main I have found the Ukrainians to be a generous and honest people. However, every profession, race, creed or country still has it's villains. My warning is to take care of your wallet or purse especially on the trolley buses and especially when they are full (standing room only). Packed in like sardines even my Ukrainian wife had her purse...

Warning! Water here is very Bad ! Don't drink!Don't bay on bazaar cured fish and mushrooms ALSO !You can have a food poisoning .

Take this walk to the war memorial at the end of the central Boulevard, bringing you to the monument itself and a stunning river view, where a tremendous liberation battle for the city was fought. A defending German garrison of 2 million men, overwhelmed by 8 million Soviet troops (who suffered 2 million casualties). Go to the museum and watch the...

If you like an organ music - don't miss a concert in Organ hall. It's located in the former Bryanskaya church - a very beautiful building.Tickets are very cheap (up to $2-3).Location: Kalinina av., 66Tel: +38 0562 52-30-05Take a tram #5 from Petrovskogo sq. (Railway Station).

Great place was recommended for me to run is along the Dnepr Promenade. The walkway has been recently renovated and decorated with various statues and plants. And of course you get the beautiful view of the river and the Left Bank.Starting from the Monestery Island Bridge and running to Hotel Parus (which is dead) is 2 mi, so there back is a good 4...

Downhill 350 metresSkating-rink Hotel for 11 rooms. Parking. "Sports city cafe" Renting sporting equipmet Lessons of instructors.

Every year, on the city ​​Day , going to the master of cutting stone and carve sculptures, which are then arranged in parks, squares and alleys of the city. Lenin's square is one of examples.

Stoun baba. Historical museum. The largest collection in one place in Ukraine Anciant Sciphian stoun baba's.

Hello,I can't agree with previous post. First of all because Kharkiv is quite wide-spread not well organized city and mostly covered by small private houses, so when you first arrive there you feel as if you are in some kind of giant village. City of students - a lot of universities there, many "moderate" but no "mature" places to visit. Good point...