We walked to Konstytutsiyi Plaza to see the monument that commemorates Kharkiv as the first capital of Soviet Ukraine from 1917-1934. After seeing 2 non-spectacular churches, we went to Blahoveshchensky Cathedral on Karl Marx Plaza. We affectionately called it "The Candy Cane Church" and I'm sure you see why! it was a rainy day, and this cathedral gave us much needed shelter.
Monday, April 16, 2007
Arrival in Kharkiv (Jan 15)
We had 2 choices of how to travel from Nosovka to Kharkiv, both by train. One was $14 and takes 6 hours. The other costs $10 and takes 12 hours. I know, it was a tough choice!! :)
We walked to Konstytutsiyi Plaza to see the monument that commemorates Kharkiv as the first capital of Soviet Ukraine from 1917-1934. After seeing 2 non-spectacular churches, we went to Blahoveshchensky Cathedral on Karl Marx Plaza. We affectionately called it "The Candy Cane Church" and I'm sure you see why! it was a rainy day, and this cathedral gave us much needed shelter.
We walked to Konstytutsiyi Plaza to see the monument that commemorates Kharkiv as the first capital of Soviet Ukraine from 1917-1934. After seeing 2 non-spectacular churches, we went to Blahoveshchensky Cathedral on Karl Marx Plaza. We affectionately called it "The Candy Cane Church" and I'm sure you see why! it was a rainy day, and this cathedral gave us much needed shelter.
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