About Poltava
City of Poltava in Ukraine lies parallel to the Vorskla River. In the city centre, which has fertile farmlands, there are weaving, clothing and machinery industries. In the city of Poltava, which is located in the central part of the Ukraine, winters are quite cold and snowy, while summers are, quite the contrary, very hot. Influence of the continental climate is felt throughout the city. The White Arbor, Poltava Dumplings Monument, Saviour Church, Shevchenko Monument by Kavaleridze, The Round Square, Uspenska Church, Poltava Battle Redouits, The Holy Cross Exaltation Monastery and Poltava Mosque are some of the architectural textures you should see.
Poltava is under the influence of Ukranian cuisine and it is possible to find many products together. There are many restaurants offering different tastes in the city centre. Different selections from Japanese, Asian and World cuisines are available on request at these restaurants. In Poltava, fast-food culture is prevalent. The most important event of the city is the Poltava Folk Festival, which is held annually on April and attendance is very high. The city has a peculiar sense of entertainment that lasts until morning hours. Along with the foam parties, dance shows and night club events, people also go to bars that stage live music.
