There are two halls and a VIP hall for special occasions here.
Usually all the customers (mostly young people) order beer and snacks to it.
Favorite Dish: beer with anchovies and pistachios
Updated May 14, 2012
Address: 5 Chekhov Street
Website: www.rubizhne.lg.ua
Bus 212 to Syeverodonetsk passes Zaria Factory Circle. It departs from Rubizhne bus terminal every half an hour.
The fare is 3 UAH.
You can catch any other transit bus from Syeverodonetsk back to Luhansk.
A direct city bus departs from the circle every half an hour.
While in Yuzhnaya, walk along the renovated Dzerzhinsky Street that will lead you from Zaria Circle to the railway line. This street is one of the best roads in the entire city.
Updated May 15, 2012
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.
What to buy: food and drink
What to pay: UAH 100 and up
Written May 19, 2009
Address: 5 Chekhov Street
Website: www.rubizhne.lg.ua
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 take place in the foyer where the space is limited.
Updated Apr 3, 2011
Website: www.rubizhne.lg.ua
There is a sports center and a swimming pool.
They are located round the corner from the Palace of Culture.
Written May 19, 2009
Website: www.rubizhne.lg.ua
Favorite thing: 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 times we did not have the traffic rule about pedestrians having the privilege when crossing the street. This unusual privilege appeared only recently. The drivers are getting used to giving pedestrians priority and so are we, pedestrians. Of course there is still some mistrust on our, pedestrians' part and we have to be careful when crossing the street, like in the good old days...
Fondest memory: Visiting the Palace of Culture.
Updated May 16, 2012
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