Forbes advised travellers to visit Kiev instead of Paris

The authoritative American edition of Forbes advises its readers to plan a trip not in Paris, and in the capital of Ukraine – Kiev.

“When it comes to historical European cities, come to mind places such as Rome, Paris, Prague and Vienna. However, if you want to visit a city with spectacular architecture, magnificent churches, bustling markets and charming cobblestone streets with fewer tourists, you should really consider this option as Kiev – the capital of colorful Ukraine. For comparison, last year in Kiev was visited by 1.6 million people, 83 million tourists in Paris. Traveler must understand that the fewer visitors to the city, the more accessible attractions, transport, and delicious inexpensive food,” writes the author of the column Wound hood.

Also in your materiale the author tells where in Kiev it is better to stay and which attractions to visit.

In particular, the Wound Gud recommends the luxury hotel 11 Mirrors is located in the street of Bohdan Khmelnytsky. “You will Wake up with a panoramic view of the city, in particular, in the Vladimir Cathedral, which is just a short walk from the hotel. Administrators of the hotel will tell you how to get to other nearby attractions such as Golden gate, national science and natural history Museum or the national Opera of Ukraine”, – writes the author.

Another great place to stay, Forbes calls the Senator Maidan, walking from the Mikhailovsky Golden-domed monastery and Museum of Mikhail Bulgakov.

The author also does not neglect the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra with its churches, caves, catacombs and green hills. This place is considered Holy in Ukraine, the article says.

From Ukrainian cuisine Wound Gud advises to try the borscht and cabbage rolls. In addition, the author recommends to pay attention to a lot of Georgian restaurants in Kiev and to order khinkali.

Also the author of the column writes that impressive trip outside the capital will be a trip to Chernobyl, deserted after the Chernobyl accident in 1986.

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