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Winter reveals a completely different side of Chernivtsi than summer does. Snow-dusted roofs of Austrian-era buildings, Christmas lights on Tsentralna Square, and a puff of frosty air rising from a cup of something hot at a street café create a special atmosphere you simply won't find in warmer months. If you're planning a winter weekend in the capital of Bukovyna, here's where to go and what to see so you stay warm and fall even more in love with the…

Chernivtsi is often called "Little Paris" or "the Ukrainian Vienna" — and that's no exaggeration. Austrian architecture, narrow cobblestone streets, cosy cafes, and a UNESCO World Heritage site all fit into a city that's easy to explore in just two days. Below is a route through Chernivtsi's main sights, split across two days, so you can see the most and miss nothing. Day 1 in Chernivtsi: The Historic Centre Residence of the Metropolitans of Bukovina and Dalmatia Start your tour…

Grand Royal Hotel in the centre of Chernivtsi offers two fully equipped conference halls for rent, suitable for any business event — from a small negotiation to a conference with up to 95 participants. It's a convenient solution for companies looking for a hall for a training, seminar, presentation, or corporate event in Chernivtsi who want to combine work with hotel service in one place. Large Conference Hall: Up to 95 People The large hall is suitable for conferences, forums,…

Panorama Grand Royal restaurant in Chernivtsi is a place where fine dining meets a breathtaking panoramic view of the city. Large panoramic windows open onto scenery that is especially stunning at sunset: the warm evening light turns an ordinary dinner into a true event, and the restaurant's atmosphere is perfect for a romantic date or a stylish photo shoot you'll want to remember for years. The menu features more than 120 dishes inspired by cuisines from seven countries around the…