Accommodation In Ukraine City Bila Tserkva – Welcome To The
March 26th, 2011 | 
Author: Accommodation In Ukraine City Bila Tserkva – Welcome To The Hotel Central !
The hotel Central is located in the center of city Bila Tserkva Kyiv region Ukraine it is 90 km to the capital of the Ukraine city Kyiv. Our guests can appreciate at its true value the beautiful river Ros the Central park a lot of banks restorans cafes buses and trolleybuses stops museums galleries etc. The hotel Central has 10 comfortable luxury 12 rooms apartments. All of them are airconditioned equipped with satellite television fridge phone line minibar a safe and an Internet access. In addition it is at your disposal are: Cafebar; Guarded parking; Concierge Service; Laundry / dry cleaning services; 24hour room service; Safe at the reception; Banking institutions; Individual and group tours excursions. Room rates include breakfast.
Some info about city Bila Tserkva:
The city Bila Tserkva Belaya Tserkov in Russian is a city est. 200000 in Kyiv oblast situated in the Dnieper Upland on the Ros River.The present name of the city literally translated is “White Church” and may refer to the not longer extant whitepainted cathedral of medieval Yuriev.
It was built on the site of Yuriev a town founded in 1032. In the mid16th century when Bila Tserkva belonged to the Grand Duchy of Lithuania a fortified castle was built; under Polish rule it was an important county town and in Cossack times the seat of the Bila Tserkva regiment 164874 170212. Was granted Magdeburg Rights in 1620 by Sigismund III Vasa. In 1651 Bohdan Khmelnytsky signed the Treaty of Bila Tserkva with the Poles. In 1702 Bila Tserkva was the center of an antiPolish uprising led by Semen Palii. In 1793 it became part of the Russian Empire. Its population was 17200 in 1860 and 35400 in 1897. Before 1914 the city was involved in food production artisanry and trade particularly in agricultural products and sugar. Under the Central Rada the leaders of the Free Cossacks were stationed in Bila Tserkva; in 1918 a detachment of Sich Riflemen was formed here and the uprising against Hetman Pavlo Skoropadsky was initiated.
Under Soviet rule Bila Tserkva began to develop after the Second World Warthe population was 39000 in 1926 47000 in 1939 71000 in 1959 109000 in 1970 and 146000 in 1978. Today the city manufactures farm machinery the factory was established in 1850 and in 1957 began to specialize in building machines for the production of feed for livestock electrical capacitors tires rubberasbestos products shoes clothing furniture and reinforcedconcrete products.
The city has an institute of agriculture which began as a polytechnical institute in 1920. It had 4000 students in 1968 and publishes scientific papers. The city also has an ethnographic museum an oblast dramatic theater the Saksahansky Theater and Oleksandriia Dendrological Park which has an area of 2000ha it was founded in 17931799 by the wife of the Polish king Franciszek Ksawery Branicki. Located between Skvyrsky road and the river Ros. Architect: D. Botani landscape artist : A. Stanhe. An example of a lanscaped park of the 18th19th centuries. More than 600 species of exotic trees and shrubs grow in the park.
The most famous churches and buildings are:
Preobrazhensky Transfiguration cathedral 183339 built in the classical style.
Saint Nicholas’s Church 1706 1706 completed in 1852 has unusual asymmetrical structure.
Saint Ioan Predtecha roman catholic church 1812 situated on Zamkova Gora on the site of a cathedral of the city of Yuryev. A classical roman catholic church with Corinthian porticos.
Market stalls 180914 the covered market.
The complex of postal buildings 182531.
There are also Palladian wooden buildings of the Branickis’ “Winter Palace” and the district nobility assembly.
The best variant for an accommodation the new **** HOTEL CENTRAL in a center of city.
Have a good rest and a successful trip!
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