Mariupol Apartments For Rent
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Apartment 1
One bedroomed
From - $85 / night
This 1 bed roomed apartment is situated on prospect Lenina in the centre of Mariupol. There is the supermarket "Moscow" and 1000 Melochey market nearby including restaurants and bars like "Domino", "Aquatoria
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Apartment 2
One bedroomed
From - $80 / night
A 1 bed roomed apartment situated on prospect Lenina in the centre of Mariupol. Supermarket "Moscow" and 1000 Melochey market are nearby including restaurants and bars like "Domino" and "Aquatoria
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Apartment 3
Studio
From - $65 / night
This fully equipped Studio apartment is situated on prospect Stroiteley, 121 in the centre of Mariupol. Nearby are shops and restaurants and easy acess to taxis.
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Apartment 4
Studio
From - $70 / night
This fully equipped and nicely furnished Studio apartment is situated on Prospect Stroiteley in the centre of Mariupol. Nearby are shops and restaurants.
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Apartment 5
Studio
From - $65 / night
A comfortably furnished Studio apartment which is located on Varganova St in the centre of Mariupol. This apartment is very popular with returning guests.
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Apartment 6
Studio
From - $65 / night
This Studio apartment is situated on Prospect Lenina in the centre of Mariupol. The apartment is suited for guests wanting somewhere central for a short stop over.
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Kiev Apartment Rental have representatives based in Mariupol and apart from offering you lovely Mariupol Apartments to Rent we can also assist you with -
* Train tickets from Kiev and other Ukrainian citys to Mariupol
* Mariupol railway station transfers
* Mariupol sightseeing tours
* Interpreter services |
Apartment 7
Studio
From - $80 / night
This Studio apartment is situated on Engelsa Street in the centre of Mariupol with shops and supermarkets nearby. It is situated near the central park of the city Mariupol where you can find different bars, cafes and just have a nice walk with the view of the sea
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Apartment 8
One bedroomed
From - $130 / night
This prime 1 bed room apartment is located on Lenina Ave, near the restaurant "Aquatoria". It has 2 entrances, the separate entrance from the yard, car parking near the entrance. The apartment has a fresh elite exclusive European-quality repair
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Apartment 9
Studio Apartment
From - $95 / night
An extremely popular Studio apartment which is situated on Stroiteley Avenue in the city centre of Mariupol. The apartment is very modernly decorated and furnished and is offered fully equipped
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Mariupol
Mariupol is a costal industrial city on the Sea of Azov, at the mouth of Kalmius river, only 116 km from Donetsk. The city was founded as Mariupol' in 1779 by Crimean Greeks. During World War
II it was occupied by German forces from 1941 to 1943 and suffered heavy damage.
For 41 years it was called Zhdanov in honor of Andrey Zhdanov, a Communist
official.
The population of the city is more than 520,000 people. Mariupol has historically had a relatively large Greek minority. Mariupol, the second biggest city of Donetsk region and the tenth biggest city of Ukraine. Mariupol creates 1/3 of the industrial output of the region and 8% of the entire country. It is the rail road terminus and one of the biggest sea ports of Ukraine. Mariupol is an iron and steel centre with machine plants, chemical works, and shipyards. Steel, metal, rolled metal, iron, cast iron, hot and cold rolled plates, flask, ferroalloys and tubes are produced here. Coal, salt and grain are the chief exports. Two industrial giants, “Azovstal” (Azov steel) and “Ilyich Steel and Iron Works” are the leading enterprises of the Ukraine.
A very symbolic is the huge monument to the metallurgist that welcomes everybody on approaching the city along the highway Donetsk-Mariupol. Mariupol area also has favourable natural conditions for developing the agriculture and health resorts. In the XVI-XVII near the mouth of the Kalmius river there was a settlement of the run-away peasants that was often plundered by the Tartars, it was known under the name of Domakha. It was destroyed in 1769 during the Russian-Turkish wars. In 1778 this Cossack outpost got the name of Pavlovsk, but this name didn’t last long. In 1780 the Greek emigrants who came here in 1779 renamed it Mariupol that meant “City of the Seas” in Greek.
The Greeks also founded 23 villages in the immediate vicinity of the town. Catherine II issued a special mandate by which she guaranteed the settlers many privileges. They were granted equal rights with Russian citizens and a self governing status and tax exemption for thirty years. From 1810-1873 the district of Mariupol was “Greek governed” and until 1859 the settling of other nationalities in this area was prohibited. In 1882 the rail road connected Mariupol with Donbas area. In 1886-1880 a new cargo sea port was constructed – it was the second biggest after the Odessa port in the South of Russia.
About the history of the city one can learn at the Regional Museum, the Museum of Local Lore with traditional for these lands Polovtsy stone sculptures and the Museum of Ethnography. Twenty five monuments from the Neolithic Age (VIII c B.C.) notably burial grounds have been discovered near Mariupol. There is also an Art Exhibition that bears the name of the famous Russian landscape painter Arkhip Kuinji (1842-1910) who was born in Mariupol in a Greek family. He lacked a formal education, but his eminent gift helped him to attain a notable success in art. His teacher at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts was another Great Greek – famous marine painter Ivan Aivazovsky.
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Prices
Please note that we will endeavour to keep our apartment rental prices as advertised. There may be certain times of the year due to high demand or due to other factors eg major currency exchange rate fluctuations between the Ukrainian Hryvnia and the US Dollar, which are beyond our control, when the apartment owners may rise their prices. |
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