Yuzhnaya Travel Guide

 hunterV Says:  The building of the chemical technology vocational school in Chekhov Street was built in 1958.I would say it is a typical school building of that time.You can see flags of Ukraine, Rubizhne and of that vocational school flying to the right of the entrance. 

 hunterV Says:  Ukrainka ("Ukrainian Lady" in English) hotel is located at the entrance to the city, at Zaria Circle. There is an underground crossing leading to it.The hotel has eight two-bed rooms, 90 UAH for a bed.Reservation by phone 38 06453 9 42 199 41 91 (administrator) There is a... 

 hunterV Says:  There are two halls and a VIP hall for special occasions.Usually all the customers (mosly young people) order beer and small snacks to it. beer with anchovies and pistachios 

 hunterV Says:  There is a small store in the building of the women's hostel.It is grocer's where you can buy food and drink.There is also a small market opposite the Palace of Culture and two other shops. food and drink UAH 100 and up 

 hunterV Says:  Festivals of amateur activities became traditional here.They take place in spring and in autumn at the local leisure center called officially Dzerzhinsky Palace of Culture.But the audience does not sit in the main hall. The hall is beyond repair, so the concerts and shows... 

 hunterV Says:  If you walk all way down Chekhov Street to Ordzhonikidze Street, you will see this secondary school at the end.It is located at the corner of those two streets and is a rare sample of Stalin era school architecture.It would have looked much more beautiful if it had been a... 

 hunterV Says:  There is a sports center and a swimming pool.They are located round the corner from the Palace of Culture. 

 hunterV Says:  If you get off at Zaria Circle, you will see a subway leading from Yuzhnaya to the factory area.This is the only subway in Rubizhne.It was built for the factory workers to arrive to work in time and safely and to keep them from waiting until the busy traffic stops. In Soviet...