To spend a weekend in one of the most picturesque places of the Kharkiv region, in the bosom of nature, in the circle of friends - what could be more beautiful? And also to get acquainted with the ancient history of our region.

We invite corporate groups in the Poltava region to a unique museum of beer and moonshine! Here you can get acquainted with the traditions of brewing and moonshining, see rare exhibits and taste hops. The museum carefully preserves the history and traditions of our people, instills a culture of drinking.

It seems there is no number of unique natural zones in Ukraine. Among them - Dvurechansky natural park and exotic Kytsevsk desert in the Kharkov region! The main dignity of the park are considered to be the ancient chalk mountains, and the Kitsevskaya desert is the golden sands and real dunes!

The traditions and customs of Ukraine on Shrovetide have come to us from the depths of centuries. Our ancestors celebrated this holiday in the springtime, when nature woke up from a winter dream. The meeting of spring was accompanied by fun festivities, baking of golden pancakes.

Shrovetide is a farewell to winter and a solemn meeting of a beautiful woman - spring. Her celebration among the Gentiles was associated with the glorification of the Sun God Yarila, and after the adoption of Christianity, she became the last stage of preparation for Lent.

Novika! The Mriya enterprise in the Kharkiv region is today one of the best agricultural enterprises in Ukraine. Here they are engaged in dairy cattle breeding, pig breeding, fishing and even grow exotic birds - ostriches!

Author's tour to Europe for children's groups and corporate customers. We live throughout the tour in a hotel in Debrecen, relax and bathe in thermal springs, visit immediately 3 countries - Romania, Hungary and Slovakia.

Fascinating excursion-quest during which we learn a lot of interesting things about Kharkov doors, locks, keys and, of course, about people who lived in our city in the distant and recent past.

“La!”, “Tyu ?!”, “Shaw? ...” It sounds almost French, isn't it ?! These funny words were invented by Kharkovites, who have long been known as funny and witty people. They embody their eccentric ideas not only in the art of words, but also in many other things - for example, in sculpture.