Accommodation in Ukraine, Bila Tserkva City - Welcome to Hotel "Central"!
Hotel "Central" is at the heart of the city Bila Tserkva, Kiev region, Ukraine, which is 90 km from the capital of Ukraine - Kiev city. Our guests can appreciate their true value - the beautiful river Ros, Central Park, a lot of banks, restorans, cafes, buses and trolley buses, museums, galleries, etc. The hotel "Central" has 10 comfortable deluxe rooms 1-2 apartments. All rooms are air conditioned, equipped with satellite TV, refrigerator, telephone, mini bar, safe and Internet access. Moreover, it is at your disposal are: Café-bar, parking, Concierge Service, Laundry / dry cleaning services, 24 hours room service, Safe at reception, banking institutions, individual trips and group excursions . Room rates include breakfast.
Some information about the city Bila Tserkva:
The city Bila Tserkva (Belaya Tserkov in Russian) is a city (est. 200,000) in Kiev Oblast, located on the Dnieper River Ros mountain on the current name of the city, literally translated, is "White Church" and may refer to the (no longer existing) white paint Yuriev.It of the medieval cathedral was built on the site of Yuriev, a city founded in 1032. In the mid 16th century when it belonged to Bila Tserkva the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, a castle was built, under Polish rule was an important city and county Cossack times at the Bila Tserkva regiment (1648-74, 1702 -12 ). Magdeburg rights were granted in 1620 by Sigismund III Vasa. Bohdan Khmelnytsky in 1651 signed the Treaty of Bila Tserkva with the Poles. Bila Tserkva in 1702 was the center of a fight against the uprising headed by the Polish Semen Palii. In 1793 it became part of the Russian Empire. Its population was 17,200 in 1860 and 35,400 in 1897. Before 1914 the city was involved in food production, artisanry, with trade, especially in agricultural products and sugar. Under the Central Rada of the leaders of the Free Cossacks were stationed in Bila Tserkva, in 1918 a detachment of Sich Riflemen was formed here, and the uprising against Hetman Pavlo Skoropadsky was initiated.Under Bila Tserkva Soviet empire began to develop after of the Second World War, the population was 39,000 in 1926, 47,000 in 1939, 71,000 in 1959, 109,000 in 1970 and 146,000 in 1978. Today, the city produces agricultural machinery (the factory was established in 1850 and in 1957 began to specialize in building machines for the production of feed for livestock), electrical, tires, asbestos-rubber products, shoes, clothes , furniture, and reinforced concrete products.The city has an institute of agriculture, which started as a Polytechnic Institute in 1920. There were 4,000 students in 1968 and published scientific articles. The city also has a museum, an oblast of dramatic theater, the Teatro Saksahansky and Oleksandriia dendrological Park which covers an area of 2,000 hectares, was founded in 1793-1799 by the wife of Polish king Franciszek Ksawery Branicki. Skvyrsky located between the road and the river Ros. Architect: D. Botanical, landscape: A. Stanhe. An example of a park lanscaped the 18th and 19th centuries. Over 600 species of trees and shrubs growing in the park's most famous churches and buildings are as follows: - Preobrazhensky (Transfiguration) Cathedral, 1833-39, built in classical style .- Church of San Nicolás (1706) , 1706, completed in 1852, has unusual asymmetric structure .- San Predtecha Ioan Roman Catholic Church, 1812, located in Gora Zamkova on the site of a cathedral in the city of Yuryev. A classic with the Roman Catholic Church Corinthian porticos posts .- Market (1809-14), the market. - The complex of buildings post (1825-31). - There is also the wooden Palladian Branickis "Winter Palace" and the district assembly.The nobility best option for accommodation - HOTEL **** the new "central" in a downtown city.Have a good rest and a good trip! hotelcentral.com.ua
