There are a variety of nice places to go for food in Kharkov. Paris (http://paris.kharkov.ua) is high-end restaurant, offering great food plus the option of watching films and plays. Hoorah! They even occasionally show French comedies! Pushka (31, Pushkinskaya str., pushka.kharkov.ua) is a high-class restaurant, decorated in the style of a medieval castle. There is a cosy courtyard at the back. Considered expensive by the locals, a meal costs $50-65 without drinks.
In the mid-price range, $25-50 there are a number of interesting options. The Fashion Restaurant (16, Universitetskaya str.) has great views from the top of the hill, the atmosphere being both warm and friendly, and while sitting there you will feel far away from the noisy city. Dikanka (7 Lermontovskaya) is based on a pastoral picture from Gogol's famous stories about Ukrainian country life. There is wooden furniture surrounded by sunflowers and traditionally-made carpets. Here, you'll have a chance to taste Ukrainian cuisine, such as vareniki with different stuffings of bacon, herring and caviar. Gostinnaya restaurant (44/2, Sumskaya str.) also has a terrific location. The view of the square and Shevchenko monument is marvellous. Stargorod (7 Lermontovskaya str., www.stargorod.net) where they serve a really unique beer which is brewed on the premises. How can you resist it? The Britannia restaurant will make you feel at home if you're from the U.K. The surroundings are pleasant and comforting as the place is located in a pine forest not far from the lake in Guravlevskiy park.
Puzata hata (2, Sumskaya str),near the Sovetskaya station, is a well-known Ukrainian fast food cafe. This place is very popular with the young. It's always very crowded because the food is both cheap and tasty - 40-60 gr. or $5-8 (USD).
There are a few places where people simply like to go and hang out! Firstly, there is the Karavan shopping mall near Geroev truda station. You will find shops, cafes and bars as well as a skating-rink, billiard hall and cinema. In the Summer many locals come to Guravlevskiy park to swim and sunbathe near the lake.
There are a range of great theatres in Kharkov, catering for different tastes. You will find theatres showing Russian classics, such as the works of Pushkin, traditional Ukrainian theatre, ballet and opera as well as modern theatre. A good place to start is the National Academic Opera and Ballet theatre, which is generally, popular with all ages. For people wanting a taste of the Ukrainian language, there is the Shevchenko Ukrainian theatre of drama(6, Sumskaya str.). And for people wanting something Russian, from the Russian cannon, there is the Pushkin Russian drama theatre (11 Chernyshevsky str.). The Kharkiv Actors' House (3, Krasin St.) is a good example of a tiny artistic theatre. A typical theatre ticket in these theatres will set you back 60 gr. or $8 (USD).
I would like to recommend to you the following museums - the Historical Museum (5, University str.), the Art Museum (11, Sovnarkomovskaya str.) and the Museum of nature (8, Trinklera str.). The entrance tickets are cheap at 30-60 gr. or $4-8 (USD).
There are a few energetic clubs to visit in Kharkov. Visit Misto (190a Klochkovskaya str.), Dom party bar (3B Akademika Proskuru), Radmir (271 Akademika Pavlova str.), and the Panorama lounge (2, Kosturinskiy side street). The entrance is usually 50-100 gr. or $7-13 (USD). For a cocktail you'll be asked to pay 40-70 gr. or $5-9 (USD).
In the mid-price range, $25-50 there are a number of interesting options. The Fashion Restaurant (16, Universitetskaya str.) has great views from the top of the hill, the atmosphere being both warm and friendly, and while sitting there you will feel far away from the noisy city. Dikanka (7 Lermontovskaya) is based on a pastoral picture from Gogol's famous stories about Ukrainian country life. There is wooden furniture surrounded by sunflowers and traditionally-made carpets. Here, you'll have a chance to taste Ukrainian cuisine, such as vareniki with different stuffings of bacon, herring and caviar. Gostinnaya restaurant (44/2, Sumskaya str.) also has a terrific location. The view of the square and Shevchenko monument is marvellous. Stargorod (7 Lermontovskaya str., www.stargorod.net) where they serve a really unique beer which is brewed on the premises. How can you resist it? The Britannia restaurant will make you feel at home if you're from the U.K. The surroundings are pleasant and comforting as the place is located in a pine forest not far from the lake in Guravlevskiy park.
Puzata hata (2, Sumskaya str),near the Sovetskaya station, is a well-known Ukrainian fast food cafe. This place is very popular with the young. It's always very crowded because the food is both cheap and tasty - 40-60 gr. or $5-8 (USD).
There are a few places where people simply like to go and hang out! Firstly, there is the Karavan shopping mall near Geroev truda station. You will find shops, cafes and bars as well as a skating-rink, billiard hall and cinema. In the Summer many locals come to Guravlevskiy park to swim and sunbathe near the lake.
There are a range of great theatres in Kharkov, catering for different tastes. You will find theatres showing Russian classics, such as the works of Pushkin, traditional Ukrainian theatre, ballet and opera as well as modern theatre. A good place to start is the National Academic Opera and Ballet theatre, which is generally, popular with all ages. For people wanting a taste of the Ukrainian language, there is the Shevchenko Ukrainian theatre of drama(6, Sumskaya str.). And for people wanting something Russian, from the Russian cannon, there is the Pushkin Russian drama theatre (11 Chernyshevsky str.). The Kharkiv Actors' House (3, Krasin St.) is a good example of a tiny artistic theatre. A typical theatre ticket in these theatres will set you back 60 gr. or $8 (USD).
I would like to recommend to you the following museums - the Historical Museum (5, University str.), the Art Museum (11, Sovnarkomovskaya str.) and the Museum of nature (8, Trinklera str.). The entrance tickets are cheap at 30-60 gr. or $4-8 (USD).
There are a few energetic clubs to visit in Kharkov. Visit Misto (190a Klochkovskaya str.), Dom party bar (3B Akademika Proskuru), Radmir (271 Akademika Pavlova str.), and the Panorama lounge (2, Kosturinskiy side street). The entrance is usually 50-100 gr. or $7-13 (USD). For a cocktail you'll be asked to pay 40-70 gr. or $5-9 (USD).
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