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pleasingly high ceilings. Ask for corner room 11, which has a balcony extending out to-
wards the Pysanky Museum.
Kafe Elina
BEER GARDEN$
(vul Taras Shevchenka; mains 15-50uah)
This cafe behind the Museum of Hutsul Folk Art is
a typical Hutsul
kolyba
arrangement with tables and knick-knacks in a wooden hut
serving Ukrainian stodge. In summer the set-up is reminiscent of a Bavarian beer garden
with tables and fairy light-lit gazebos and pavilions nestling under mature trees.
Malva
UKRAINIAN$
OFFLINE MAP
(vul Chornovola 12; mains 7-15uah; 10am-10pm; )
For a quick bite between museums
this no-fuss cafe has a short menu of simple Ukrainian fare, cheap beer and huge blow-
ups of old Kolomyya on the walls. A small streetside dining area is set up outside in
summer.
Drinking & Nightlife
Dzhem
BAR
OFFLINE MAP
(vul Chornovola 24)
Small central bar hang-out that manages to squeeze two cosy levels in-
to its tiny interior as well as sprawling all over the pavement in summer. Lots of Ukraini-
an beers, a vague sports theme and loud FM radio.
Information
Post Office
(vul Drahomanova)
Getting There & Away
BUS
Kolomyya is linked to the following towns by bus:
Chernivtsi
30uah, two hours, 15 daily
Ivano-Frankivsk
20uah, 1½ hours, 14 daily
