I am a kind-hearted and sympathetic girl! I am very genuine and value sincerity in others as well as kindness. In my life I value most of all freedom and happiness. [More]

I am very creative I am always full of new ideas. I prefer an active way of life, that is why I like sports, music and dancing. I can be different... [More]

It is quite hard to describe myself honestly, I think that people who know me would do this much better... but you know my friends tell me that I am very sincere honest and devoted person, I can be trusted with all the secrets, I have a good sense of humor and people are never bored with me. [More]

Nestled on the banks of the Dnieper River is a city full of history and life. Kiev has been called the jewel of the Ukraine for its striking architecture, art, culture, splendor, wonderful parks and of course beautiful women. It’s no wonder that in this setting, men and women throughout the ... [More]

Located on the Dnipro River, Trukhanov Island is a beautiful green space in the heart of Kiev, and is a favorite destination for both locals and visitors alike. Island visitors can enjoy wonderful beaches, cafes, bars, restaurants, a number of sport activities such as beach football (soccer), swim... [More]

Leonid Chernovetsky, the eccentric mayor of Ukraine’s capital city, has recently decided to cancel a proposed plan to build a hotel on the site of the notorious 1941 Babi Yar massacre. [More]

The Euro 2012 Soccer event has been a great uniting force for Ukraine and has spurred change in the country. One of the biggest movements to come since the announcement of the Polish-Ukrainian joint sports venture has been the push to expand Kiev. Led by Mayor Leonid Chernovetsky, city planners h... [More]

Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kiev is another of the Seven Wonders of Kiev; named not after a literal “Saint Sophia”, but named after the Hagia Sophia (or “Holy Wisdom”) Church in what is now Istanbul, Turkey. It was named, along with the other Wonders in a 2007 poll that combi... [More]

September 2nd 2009 marked the introduction of Kiev’s new Electric Train system. Currently servicing Troieschyna, a historical village on the outskirts of the city, the electric train will now allow residents of the fast-growing district to travel to the far side of the city within seven minu... [More]

I am looking for the one to share my life and heart with. The one who will be my friend, my passionate lover, my most caring husband, and just the man I would not be able to live without! [More]

Kiev Mayor Leonid Chernovetsky has said he is confident that the final match of the Euro 2012 European Football Championship will be held in the Ukrainian capital.   "The Euro 2012 final will take place in Kiev, and Kiev City State Administration will do all it can for this to be so," he sa... [More]

Dozens of young activists stripped down to their bikinis and got splashed with red paint protesting the start of the hunting season on Aug. 15. [More]

Kiev Pechersk Lavra, or “Monastery of the Caves” was founded in 1015 by St. Anthony of Kiev, one of the first Russian monks who had established the Monastic practice in Kiev after the area had first started its conversion to Christianity. [More]

Built to protect the borders near the South West part of his Empire, Prince Vladimir’s Fortress has gone through many changes over the centuries. This would include being expanded from a fort to a fortress... [More]

Leonid Chernovetsky, Kiev's Mayor, has been rather legendary for his odd behavior. Nicknamed "Cosmos" by the media due to his odd behavior and strange, other-worldly gaze, the Mayor has cemented his strange reputation recently by announcing his financial plans for the city. His budget-raising pla... [More]

The picturesque street is named after the beloved Poet Alexander Pushkin. Pushkinska Street, or alternately Pushkinskaya Street, has retained a lot of the charm that it had 100 years ago, mixed with the bustling business of Kiev’s downtown. Many Russian and Ukrainian cities have a Pushkinska s... [More]