Ukrainian Continuing Education Dental Centre

CGTT Voyages groupe Protravel - TQ3, has reserved a sufficient number of hotel rooms for congress participants in hotels of different price categories at a reduced rate.
The prices are for one room per night, plus breakfast, and include taxes. The amount due for the whole stay should be paid with the booking. If on receipt of this form the hotel you have chosen is fully booked, Cgtt Voyages groupe Protravel - TQ3 will make a booking in one of the other hotels in the next price category. Should there be no single rooms left, a double room for single occupancy will be booked. In both cases Cgtt voyages groupe Protravel - TQ3 will ensure that the participant is informed in time.

Hotel	Phone number	Single (UAH)	Double (UAH)
"Дружба"	528-34-06	368	376
"Славутич"	561-11-11	239	319
"Братислава"	537-39-80	295	617
"Мир"	520-26-23	468	546
"Козацький"	279-49-25	586	596
"Хрещатик"	279-73-39	600	860
"У Валентини"	285-60-85	190	300
"Україна"	278-28-04	515	600
«Президент – готель»	256-32-56	960	1060
«Русь»	256-40-00	702	806
«Спорт»	289-02-52	540	600

All bookings should be made by February 22nd, 2004. Requests received after this date will be satisfied according to availability.

Hotel payments (less Ђ 25 - for administrative expenses) will be refunded for cancellations received before March 6th, 2004. No refunds will be made after March 6th, 2004.

If you are interested in booking your flight with the official congress travel agency, please do not hesitate to contact Cgtt voyages groupe Protravel - TQ3 for details regarding availability, price reductions and booking conditions.

  Guided tour departing from the ‘Hotel Khreshchatyk’ (100m from the entrance to ‘Ukrainsky dom’ (Ukrainian House) at 2.30 p.m. Return scheduled for 6.00 p.m.

  Kyiv is truly one of the great cities of Europe. Ukraine’s capital city displays both the tranquility of its ancient past and the frenzy of a newly independent nation (August 24th 1991). The cradle of the ancient Kyiv Rus Civilization, modern Kyiv has wide boulevards lined by majestic trees, beautiful parks with lovely flowering plants, and monumental buildings, reflecting the graceful elegance of different architectural styles and periods.
  Don’t forget to sample the many delicious Ukrainian restaurants with the folk music.
Kyiv’s opera and ballet are truly world class, and her many interesting museums make for extra ordinary excursions.
  Today, there’s a lot to see, both old and new, in Kyiv.

  A good place to start a tour of Kyiv is the Kyyevo-Pecherska Lavra (Kyivan Cave Monastery) and the underground tunnels, is a ‘must see’ visit while in Kiev. Kyiv contains numerous churches, towers, ancient crypts, ecclesiastical objects and rich museums. Museum of Historical Treasures. Panoramic view of the left bang from the ‘motherland’ and the museum from the 2nd war. Then you will have a great view of all the churches of Kyiv with their gold cupolas from the river “Dnipro”.
  The Podil is very different from down town, with domination of the monumental architecture of Stalinist Era. Streets give you a sense of life in Old Kyiv, when before the revolution, the Podil was inhabited by merchants and craftsmen. Frolovsky Monastery, Pokrovsky monastery, Contractor’s house, funicular, Tchaikovsky conservatory.

  On Khreshchatyk Street the Philharmonic building, it was the former meeting place of the pre-Revolutionary Merchants assembly, Maydan Nezalezhnosti (Independence square), Kyiv’s main square, it is the most popular meeting place of Kyivers and visitors. Then you will go to the museum of Ukrainian Arts, in front of the stadium Dynamo. The Parliament, Mariyinsky Palace, named in honour of Tsar Alexander III’s wife, the Empress Maria. This beautiful blue-and-cream-colored palace is similar in style to the imperial summer estates in St-Petersburg. The Architect - Bartolomeo Rastrelli. In front of the Palace there is a nice park with the monument of the General Vatutin, the one who gave the freedom of the city in 1943.

  Khreshchatyk street, with is first indoor market at Bessarabska Ploshcha, called Bessarabski Rynok. It’s one of the most important markets and offers a very good selection of flowers, fruits, vegetables and meats. Kyiv National University, Kyiv Opera Taras Shevchenko 1901, Saint Volodymir cathedral the Russian Orthodox Church was built in 1882 in the Neo-Byzantine style.

  Then the Golden gate that is the hilly old town centre. Here you will find the few surviving monuments of Kyiv’s ancient past, St Sophia’s Cathedral, St Michael and St Andrew’s Cathedral.

  Kiev is a very nice place, and in summer time the weather is worm.

  Price per person: 35 Ђ (minimum 3 persons)

- Pechersk Lavra 15 Ђ
- Museum of Ukrainian Arts 2 Ђ
- St Sophia`s Cathedral 5 Ђ
- St Michael`s Cathedral 5 Ђ
- Museum of Architecture (Pirogov 15 km from down town) 5 Ђ

One of the most delicious ways to experience what Kyiv has to offer is to visit a sampling of its many dining establishments. In the capital’s restaurants, cafes, bars locals and visitors alike will be presented with fresh products lovingly cultivated from Ukraine’s famed black soil, and preparation that is professionally and often artistically rendered. From European-style luxury dining, to salt-of-the-earth national fare, toa burger and fries ‘to go’ – it’s all in the capital!

Kozak Mamai
Vulitsa Proriznaya 4
Tel.:228-42-73 from 9 a.m. to …
The dйcor takes you back to when the Kozaks roamed the land, a time when ‘shaslyking’ on the stepped could be a dangerous proposition.

Pervak
Vulitsa Rognidynska 2
Tel.: 235-09-52 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
The restaurant recreates the turn-of-the century Kyiv atmosphere. Its five rooms, located on two floors, are designed to reflect the five districts of Old Kyiv. At the bar, you ride back to imperial times on horse-back stools. The menu offers excellent Ukrainian fare, presented with flare and care.

Taras
Parc Chevtchenko
Tel.: 235-21-32 from 9 a.m. to …
The appeal of this indoor-outdoor restaurant is its delightful park setting near Shevchenko State University, in a large round wooden house with 270’ views. The cuisine is served by young people in national costume.

Tsarske Selo
Vulitsa Sichnevoho Povstannia 42
Tel.: 290-30-66 from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Translated as Tsar’s village, this Ukrainian restaurant recreates an idealized village green, completed with ox-cart, waterwheel, hang-made fences, a thatched roof and even blue domed sky. Even the live entertainment is mustachioed kozaks in traditional embroidered finery.

Khutorets
Vulitsa Naberezhno-Kreshchatytska 22
Tel.: 463-70-19 from 12 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Welcome to the Carpathians on the Dnipro. This floating village-style restaurant will charm you with its antique furnishings, white-washed pich – the traditional village stove. Live entertainment of Kozaks in traditional clothes.

Schekavytsia
Vulitsa Kostiantynivska 46/52
417.14.72 non stop
Named after the second brother who founded Kyiv, Schekavytsia is located with pleasure suprises. Ukrainian cuisine in a 18-19th century dйcor.

The left bank while not the hub of activity in Kyiv – after all, it was only attached to the capital recently and built as a bedroom community.

Dykan’ka
Vulitsa Malyshka 4a
Tel.: 558-96-53 from 12 a.m. to 1 a.m.
This unusual, fairytale-like restaurant in a private residence with a woodsy courtyard is named after Ukrainian-born Nikolai Gogol’s An Evening on a Farm near Dykan’ka.

And lots more……..
Georgian, jewish, indian, spanish, italian, american, british, middle Eastern, caucasian, chinese, latin american, mexican, german, south eastern Asia, french and japanese.