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What's the best route to take?
We want to go with a guy in the summer in July to Ukraine. Starting or ending point Donetsk. we definitely want to go to Kyiv and somewhere on the coast like Sudak. just what to choose exactly and how to plan a route? .. days for everything-about everything a week
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It's hard to advise! 1. More precisely, where are we going from and where are we returning to - Donetsk?
train, rested on the coast and returned by train to Donetsk. Or flight to Donetsk, train to Crimea, rest,
moving to Kyiv, looked Kyiv and home.
train, rested on the coast and returned by train to Donetsk. Or flight to Donetsk, train to Crimea, rest,
moving to Kyiv, looked Kyiv and home.
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answered 14 years ago
The task is not quite clearly set, at least write what transport you plan to start on?
Secondly, in a week such a long-distance route, which includes Kyiv and Crimea. In Kyiv itself, you can walk for a week, in the Crimea (in particular, in Sudak), and you can completely lie on the beach for no matter how long (I am silent about the sights). And you also need to consider the road. What are your priorities, what do you want?
Secondly, in a week such a long-distance route, which includes Kyiv and Crimea. In Kyiv itself, you can walk for a week, in the Crimea (in particular, in Sudak), and you can completely lie on the beach for no matter how long (I am silent about the sights). And you also need to consider the road. What are your priorities, what do you want?
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answered 14 years ago
in the summer we go to Donetsk for a week to study. we start from Moscow. The question is whether to leave early or stay later? maybe it makes sense to arrive a couple of days earlier, take a walk in Kyiv, then study from Donetsk to the sea? .. How do you get around along the coast? buses? I really want to go to Sudak) I was little there, I want to return)
I am interested in the question of transport - there is a train from Donetsk to Sevastopol, right?
In general, I want to optimize the route, and not travel around Ukraine.
I write so chaotically, because I can’t imagine how much time, for example, from Kyiv to Crimea. Can you tell me how far to get:
a) from Kyiv to Donetsk
b) from Sevastopol to Donetsk
c) from Sevastopol to Kyiv
d) and suppose from Sudak to Donetsk
all possible modes of transport)
I am interested in the question of transport - there is a train from Donetsk to Sevastopol, right?
In general, I want to optimize the route, and not travel around Ukraine.
I write so chaotically, because I can’t imagine how much time, for example, from Kyiv to Crimea. Can you tell me how far to get:
a) from Kyiv to Donetsk
b) from Sevastopol to Donetsk
c) from Sevastopol to Kyiv
d) and suppose from Sudak to Donetsk
all possible modes of transport)
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answered 14 years ago
I would have traveled from Moscow to Kyiv by train, a sightseeing tour of Kiev, from Kyiv to Donetsk, studied, from Donetsk to Simferopol by train, there by minibus to pike perch (2 hours), rented housing from a private trader and went to the beach, back to Moscow by train from Simferopol.
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answered 14 years ago
"I would have traveled from Moscow to Kyiv by train, a sightseeing tour of Kiev" - this is too "dry" for Kyiv.
alex45, do not offend our beautiful city like that! Go specifically to Kyiv, just to visit the survey?! I think it's a crime! Only transit workers do this, who have a forced stop in the city for several hours.
If you really don’t have much time, then at least you need to set aside time for Kyiv from morning to evening (it’s not a problem to pick up, there are enough trains, just choose the train from Moscow, which arrives early, and then leave for Donetsk later) , take a sightseeing tour of Kiev right at the station, and then trample on the places that you like the most with your own feet.
This, as far as Kyiv is concerned, is further optional, alex45 has already written one of the options.
In Crimea, everything is relatively close.
I understand your desire to "embrace the immensity", but Ukraine is not as small as you think, although you can try.
Good luck!
alex45, do not offend our beautiful city like that! Go specifically to Kyiv, just to visit the survey?! I think it's a crime! Only transit workers do this, who have a forced stop in the city for several hours.
If you really don’t have much time, then at least you need to set aside time for Kyiv from morning to evening (it’s not a problem to pick up, there are enough trains, just choose the train from Moscow, which arrives early, and then leave for Donetsk later) , take a sightseeing tour of Kiev right at the station, and then trample on the places that you like the most with your own feet.
This, as far as Kyiv is concerned, is further optional, alex45 has already written one of the options.
In Crimea, everything is relatively close.
I understand your desire to "embrace the immensity", but Ukraine is not as small as you think, although you can try.
Good luck!
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answered 14 years ago
And what did I write in order to stay in Kyiv for two hours and rush further, namely, to arrive in the morning, spend daylight hours in Kyiv and on the night of Donetsk, I think for a start it will be enough in Kyiv, in the evening they will come to the station without legs.
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answered 14 years ago
Well, they themselves choose such tension so that later they come without legs. Here it is necessary to choose: to endure, or to cut the plan. In Kyiv, there is even little daylight, at least, you need to wander around the center in the evening.
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answered 14 years ago
I just really want to see everything, but the session (June) and practice (mid-July) are running out on both sides
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answered 14 years ago
Here is approximately the plan that I proposed to you, I think it will suit you. The only thing is, think over in advance about the railway. tickets on the route, because it will be summer. Minibuses in Crimea go from the station square in Simferopol, there will be no problems with this.
about housing, you will find in Sudak.
about housing, you will find in Sudak.
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answered 14 years ago
a couple more questions: are there not pleasure boats along the coast, but regular ones?
Is it better to agree on housing in advance (I found a site with ads for housing in Sudak) or on the spot?
Is it better to agree on housing in advance (I found a site with ads for housing in Sudak) or on the spot?
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answered 14 years ago
There are practically no scheduled boats left, because it’s easier now and faster to go by minibus.
a place to not have a cat in a poke.
a place to not have a cat in a poke.
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answered 14 years ago
I want to ride)) I tried to search the Internet for something about these boats - nothing (
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answered 14 years ago
I agree that it is necessary to decide on housing on the spot, you will be at such a time that the emergency has not yet come.
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