No matter what your destination in Ukraine, you'll probably pass by this city. Located on the Dnipro River, this third largest Ukrainian city sits at the meeting points of the two halves of the country. Geographically closer to the East, politically it has always been closer to the capital Kyiv, a contrast that has become a local trademark.
The city, founded in the midst of Cossack settlements, and later set to become the third capital of the Russian Empire, never really reached the status it desired, and instead turned into an ordinary provincial city. In the second half of the 19th century it became an industrial giant, and has started to change its face again in the 21st.
Multi-faceted, full of different sights, a closed city during Soviet times and now again open to foreigners, its name has changed: Kodak, Katerynoslav, Sicheslav, and Dnipropetrovsk. Let us call it by the name the locals use, simply “Dnipro”. Come and explore Dnipro with me.

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Teaching Ukrainian, Russian

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First hour - free of charge

First hour - free of charge