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Plastic surgery, dentistry and other medical treatments are all offered without waiting lists
Private healthcare service in Ukraine is on a par with the best ones in Europe
Prices in Ukraine are extremely competitive, not only for medical services but also for accommodation, shopping and transport.
Medical tourism is growing rapidly in Ukraine, especially in the capital Kyiv, where you can discover a fascinating city full of sights to make a trip of your treatment. There are many advantages of travelling to Ukraine for private healthcare. Take a closer look at this huge, historic country and you’ll find so much to see and make your medical trip a holiday to remember.
The majestic Cathedral of St. Sophia was built in the first half of the 11th century. This is one of the oldest cathedrals of the Kyivan Rus, which continues to be preserved today. This masterpiece of medieval architecture occupies the first place in the world by the amount of the conserved mosaics and frescos from the 11th century. The St. Sophia complex is included in the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List. It is located at the intersection of the four leading roads in Kyiv, climb to the cathedral’s bell tower and you’ll be rewarded with a magnificent view from the top.
This unique and picturesque place is called “The Monmartre of Kyiv” for being the center of folk craftsmen, painters and antiquarians. On this street, you can also see a masterpiece of architect Rastrelli – the St. Andrew’s Church. But the most interesting legends of Andriivskyi Uzviz are connected with people who lived here. Among them was Mykhailo Bulhakov, a famous writer whose museum is located on this street at house number 13. There are plenty of surrounding museums, galleries, antique shops, gift stores and art studios. Uzviz is a favorite street to stroll for the Kyivans and city guests. Here you can also purchase beautiful souvenirs from all over Ukraine.
The gate was built in 1037 by Prince Yaroslav the Wise. The construction was crowned by the Holy Blessed Virgin Annunciation Church. After the attack of Batu Khan in 1240, the Golden Gate began to deteriorate gradually. Nevertheless, the gate continued to serve as an entrance to the city for about another five centuries. In 1982, for the celebration of Kyiv 1500th anniversary, the Golden Gate was reconstructed to its original form. Visitors can see the ancient ruins of the original gate inside the gate structure as well as visit its museum.
This beautiful palace is located next to the Parliament building and is the ceremonial residence of the President of Ukraine. The Mariyinskyi Palace was built in 1744 by the Italian Baroque architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli. Today, it hosts various events of national importance such as receptions, summits and awards, as well as meetings of official delegates from all over the world.
The park “Kyiv in miniature” was opened in June 2006 and features Ukrainian capital city. All 48 miniatures were created with such love and attention to details that one can hardly find difference between real buildings and their copies. This is great because you can explore attractions of Kyiv in several hours and then choose which of them you would like to see in real size.
The height of the sculpture reaches 102 metres (334 feet), which is even more than Statue of Liberty, and this monument can be seen from almost any part of the city. The sculpture of a woman holds a sword in one hand, and a large shield in the other. This huge monument is part of museum of Great Patriotic War. Its exhibitions will lead you through Ukrainian story in World War II, Nazi occupation and liberation of our country.
The Pyrohiv Open-Air Museum of Architecture and Life of Ukraine is located in the outskirts of Kyiv. The territory of the museum is divided into traditional Ukrainian regions and the old houses are decorated in accordance with local traditions. The samples of wooden constructions and everyday life of the 16th and 19th centuries have been brought from all over the country.
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