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This new shop in the East End ohhers you several sorts of white and red wine that you can taste before buying.
There are several tables where you can make your decision.
You can even have the shop assistant mix some sorts of wine for you like my American friends did.
What to buy: Isabella red wine
What to pay: $5 a liter
Written Jul 2, 2008
Address: 2 Zhukov Block
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This is how our local arts store is called. It belongs to the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
The “Arts Saloon” is located on the ground floor of a four-storey apartment house at 16 Vladimir Shevchenko Street across the street from the Russian Drama Theater. You will recognize the store by its white wooden door.
What to buy: Many local painters present their works here: miniature sculptures, canvases, embroidery, etc. Only members of the Ukrainian Artists’ Union can display their works here according to the rules. The works belong to different genres.
They can also accept your orders of creating this or that work of art: a portrait, a miniature sculpture, etc.
What to pay: UAH
Updated Jan 13, 2008
Address: 16 Vladimir Shevchenko Street
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Arbat is the name of the famous historical shopping street in Moscow.
This small street has long been called like that, too.
Besides, there is Arbat (named after the central shopping street in Moscow) store in this street.
You can also find a restaurant here where you can go after shopping.
What to buy: almost anything you want for everyday life.
What to pay: Ukrainian hryvnias (UAH)
Updated Jan 13, 2008
Address: Titov Street
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Such stores are located on the ground floor of many apartment houses now.
This one is in Hudovantsev Street in October District.
It looked so attractive at night that I decided to take a picture of it.
What to buy: Lots of different items...
What to pay: UAH (Ukrainian hryvnia)
Updated Aug 4, 2007
Address: 4 Hudovantsev Street
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This store amounts to the closest thing you will find in Luhansk to a US supermarket. If you are non-Ukrainian speaking, you can shop for your food and drink here without a problem. Take small hryvnia with you too.
What to buy: All things like eggs and bacon to vodkas and beer, its a nice shop but realy pricey on the local economy.
What to pay: 50-100 UAH, it depends
Updated Dec 7, 2005
Address: Oboronnaya Street
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This is a network of stores around the city.
This one is in Sovietskaya Street and has a lot of things to offer.
It is always full of people.
What to buy: food and drink
What to pay: UAH (Ukrainian hryvnias)
Updated Aug 18, 2006
Address: Sovietskaya Street
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Many flower vendors selling roses, lillies, carnations and more for a next to nothing price. Best place to buy all year round from what i was told.
What to pay: less than $10 for a dozen
Written Aug 26, 2003
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Luhansk in the summer is a wonderous place. I enjoyed the parks and the cafes very much! Lugansk is full of friendly people, If you try and learn their language, they seem happy to help.
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After connecting through Kyiv, I arrived at Luhansk airport (VSP) late at night. Being accustomed to travelling in the US, Carribbean, etc., I would call it a "no frills" airport... waiting at the...
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My first time to Luhans'k was in January of 2003. I didn't know exactly what to expect, and after the long flights from Los Angeles to Zurich, Zurich to Kiev, Kiev to Donetsk, then a 2 hour car ride...
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I had been to most of Europe, but never to eastern Europe or a fsu country. I had decided on the Ukraine for more than one reason, but mostly for the culture and the people. Not knowing what to expect...
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