Roman Shukhevych St

Shevchenko and Pushkin are the most integrated writers in the lives of the Ukrainian people, not because everyone remembers their verses, but because their surnames become the names of the streets of Ukrainian cities, places of residence or work, or old places for gatherings. They may also be linked to their names. Shevchenko is a respected writer of the national soul, Pushkin has both the achievements of fighting the imperialist Russia and promoting Russian linguistics, and has a place in the streets of Kiev, Odessa, or Donetsk.

If you like quiet, walk more in. In short, it can meet different needs. A leisure culture street, with petty bourgeoisie, suitable for gatherings and chatting with three or five confidants.