Uzhhorod (Ужгород) is the city that you don’t expect. In fact, to be 100% honest, I didn’t know about its existence before I went to Ukraine. All things considered, I’m Continue Reading →
When I went to Lviv, I did not have much time to visit the city, but it was very easy to appreciate its authentic charm. The Old Town is truly Continue Reading →
There are countless sights and elements that make Odessa as unique as it is: its geographical location, a diverse urban landscape, the Black Sea, sandy beaches (and a chairlift), and Continue Reading →
A walking tour of some Kiev landmarks you don’t want to miss: streets, museums, monuments, an island and, obviously, the river. All in one post! Putting together one ultimate Continue Reading →
Maidan is the beating heart of Kiev, and it takes a while to take it all the bits and pieces that form the square. The memories of the Euromaidan events, Continue Reading →
Regardless of one’s religious feelings, the religious Kiev demands attention. Its colourful onion-domed churches are a delight for the eye. 2 Sept 2017. I didn’t know what to expect Continue Reading →
Since the outbreak of the war in Eastern Ukraine, the International Committee of the Red Cross has been keeping track of the people reported missing by their families. In September Continue Reading →
Kiev buildings come in all shapes, colours and styles, and account for a surprisingly genuine and authentic portrait of the city. I will talk about Kiev and its highlights Continue Reading →
How to get from Boryspil Airport to the city centre and how to order food at the restaurant and feel like Jonathan from Everything is Illuminated. It happens in Kiev! Continue Reading →
An example of how an apparently casual glimpse of someone or something triggers a whole train of thoughts on places and non-places. Ironically, it happens in an airport. 1 Continue Reading →