Kyiv, located on the picturesque banks of the Dnipro river, is one of the greenest cities of the world, full of attractions. Visit to St. Vladimir Cathedral – the most outstanding complex of sacral art of the late 19th century. The paintings in the cathedral are the work of such great artists as V.Vasnetsov, M.Vrubel and another. Visit to Mikhaylovskaya square, Monument to Princess Olga.  Walking tour along Andreyevskiy street. Visit to Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra Cave Monastery. This functioning monastery founded in 1051 by monks is situated picturesquely on the highland overlooking the River. It boasts numerous churches, a bell tower and miles of underground caves housing ancient crypts, mummified priests and ecclesiastical objects...

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The Chernobyl zone is a closed zone in radius of 30 km from Chernobyl station. There are a lot of green parks and lawns, but it's sad to realize that children don't play there any more. Entrance to this zone is possible only with the help of permits, which we receive for our tourists in the Ministry of Nuclear Industry.
In the territory tourists who arrive to Chernobyl examine fire department and the monument to fire men who were engaged in fire extinguishing on 4thblock CHAES. After that tourists will see construction blocks for the burial place of nuclear waste (by the way, they were built by a French building company). After that tourists go to a museum of Chernobyl tragedy and have opportunity to be photographed against background of the 4th reactor on a small distance. The Chernobyl accident happened exactly on this reactor and now it is closed by a sarcophagus.

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Uman is known since 1616 as a defensive fort built against Tatar raids and a prominent Cossack regiment was stationed in the town. In 1670–1674, Uman was a residence of the Hetman of right-bank Ukraine.
Uman's park is beautiful in all seasons. Its grottos, whirling foamy waterfalls, whimsically shaped rocks, arbours, pavilions, footbridges, flower beds and forest lands were all designed by the talented architects and executed by craftsmen and gardeners. Legends have been handed down from generation to generation about how the park was laid by the serfs of Count Potocki. We know only the surname of one of them — Zaremba. We know neither his first name, nor when and where he was born and then passed away... 

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