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"Home is better" and Zhenya Sinelnikov arrived in a cozy and picturesque Exactly! Arriving here, Eagle and Reshka were surprised how interesting and diverse it is. Walk through the center of Rivne, visit the park of forged figures and look at the Amber Museum, relax in a wonderful park with swans and collect chestnuts - this and much more in the new issue of the Better House. Only in Rivne you will meet Andrei, whose rare and unique hobby is playing the lyre. The Burshtin Museum stores amber products: jewelry, stained glass. Here you will learn about quite unusual ways to use amber. Several cities in Ukraine hold the Kuznetsk Art Festival. Exactly one of them. Unusual fairy-tale figures are exposed in the open air and are one of the local attractions. How else to relax in Rivne, who keeps the secrets of beekeeping and where to see cool graffiti - a pleasant viewing.
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