Kharkiv aka: Kharkov

travel tip; do NOT wear stilettoes.

Our summerhouse is there & I have spent 3 years in total living there during many many summers! :)

1 year later was been here. I travel to Ukrainian Olympiad about information security as a student from Dnepropetrovsk national university. 3 day’s in the city. I like this travel very much.

Two year ago I’ve live at Kharkov. In this city I’ve meet my biggest love in life.

Actually pronounced Knarkov in Russian. This city is very large and has a lot of old architecture. It is a city that is under the effects of globalization, much like the rest of Eastern Europe. There is not a lot of money there, and unemployement can be a problem. Overall, crime rates increased after the wall came down. However, this is a place that has tons of history and good people around, and is where home has been for the first 10 years of my life.