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hunterV Says: Why not walk along this street and sit at one of brand new benches.The entire sidewalk is new too.This street looks more like a boulevard and attracts lots of local, especially in the evenings.It starts at Luhansk - Donetsk motorway and ends in Coalminers Square leading you...
hunterV Says: Jubilee Park is a new city park that was dedicated on May Day 2009.The mayor of Yubileynoye Vladimir Strook made a great contribution into its construction.There are several attractions for kids, among them a shooting gallery and a huge sliding hill.They say it is the...
hunterV Says: As far as I know, there are no hotels in this town.All strangers coming here usually stay at a hotel in Luhansk. Then they take a bus (# 197, 132, 154, 141) or a trolley bus (#57) to come to Yubileynoye. It'a about half an hour ride. By cab it's going to be faster, of course...
hunterV Says: This cafe bars occupies the basement of an apartment house near Coalminers Square.My friend and I had a nice heart-to-heart talk over beer there.There are two beertents nearby.If you walk along Artiom Street towards Gourmand Cafe and the stadium, you will see another small...
hunterV Says: This cafe bar is open round the clock.There is a terrace and the main hall.You can sit near huge fish tanks in the main hall.The ambience is good and the clientelle is high-end.This is the best place to have dinner in Yubileynoye and one of the few restaurants in Luhansk...
hunterV Says: The cafe is located just at the entrance to Coalminers' Market.It offers dishes of European and Ukrainian cuisine.It's a very quiet place amidst the busy market and has a very special name. Ukrainian "Varenyky" (cottage cheese dumplings).
hunterV Says: There are several buses arriving to this place.If you are downtown, take bus 197, 215 or 132. You have to get off at Courage! supermarket and walk farther forward untill you reach Kotovsky Street and then turn right.You can get off right at Coalminers Square (Titanic Cafe,...
Courage!: Lots of Shopping Opportunities
hunterV Says: Courage! is one of the biggest stores here.It is in Artiom Street. There is a bus stop of buses from downtown in front of this supermarket.You can also visit the local market in Coalminers Square where there are a lot of kiosks, a florist's and other shops. food and drink,...
hunterV Says: A new park was dedicated in Kotovsky Street on May Day of 2009.It is called Jubilee Park.This park adjoins the children's club.It became very popular at once.Kids will find a lot of pleasure here: a huge sliding hill, nice modern benches, a shooting gallery, etc.Also, there...
Church of Saints Constantine and Helen
hunterV Says: After you relax in the local park, you can drop in at this small church located in a temporary building.The building is a gift of the town mayor Mr.Vladimir Strook.There is a construction site in the church yard, but it looks neglected. They began to build the basement, but...
hunterV Says: Many locals visit this park just to sit at the bench and relax.You cal also come here with empty plastic bottles to fill them at the Water Pavilion with free artesian water.The artesian water is a gift to the town residents from its mayor Mr.Vladimir Strook.The park is in...
hunterV Says: I have never found any real dangers here, although I have never stayed overnight here and have never walked along sidestreets... I stayed in well-lit central streets instead.One warning should be mentioned though: try not to use tap water for drinking. Even boiled, its taste...
hunterV Says: The stadium is at the end of Artiom Street.It has a nice soccer field and seat above the central entrance.The stadium is run by Luhansk coalmining administration.The inscription on the field banner reads,Shakhtar - Only victory! soccer field
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The cafe is located just at the entrance to Coalminers' Market.It offers dishes of European and Ukrainian cuisine.It's a very quiet place amidst the busy market...
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The name of that town means "Jubilee Settlement" in English. It was founded in 1956 when the construction of Luhansk coalmine #1 was started. The coalmine settlement was called Yubileynoye on May......
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