RU “… никакой пирамидон вам не поможет. Следуйте старому мудрому правилу, — лечить подобное подобным …”
Воланд, "Мастер и Маргарита", Глава 7, М. Булгаков
EN “ … no aspirin will help you.Follow the wise old rule – cure like with like…”
Voland, “Master and Margarita”, Chapter 7, M. Bulgakov
Latin “ Similia similibus curantur”
The motto of homeopathy 
“Andriyvsky uzviz” (Andrew's Descent) is the street that You can to descend from the ancient part of the Kiev city on the hill to the flat part of the city (Podil). The street runs between Vladimir’s hill and the Castle hill in Kiev.
I would dare to call “Andriyvsky uzviz” as "Kiev's Monmartr." There are always a lot of artists and shops with all kinds of souvenirs.
This view of the “Andriyvsky uzviz” is made from the Castle Hill. St. Andrew's Church is visible right at the top.
Well, I invite you to a little adventure for geocachers around the museum of the great russian writer of the 20th century Mikhail Bulgakov.
I think it is difficult to find an educated person who has not read Bulgakov's novel "Master and Margarita". Some thoughts from this novel we have used in this cache.
It is known at this building, “Andriyvsky uzviz 13” Bulgakov wrote the novel "The White Guard". Some people is better known this novel by the Soviet film adaptation titled "Dni Turbinyh."
Let's start the adventure ...
Stage 1: We are located approximately in the middle of “Andriyvsky uzviz” to the coordinates in the header cache. There is the monument of Mikhail Bulgakov and the entrance to his museum. Directly under the guise “Andriyvsky uzviz 13”
Stage 2: You moving to the coordinates of Stage 2 to the courtyard of the Bulgakov museum. Here is the "Bulgakov's Veranda". You need to go on the veranda (see the arrow). Bulgakov's Veranda is part of the museum. To be here you will need to pay a symbolic charitable contribution (about 3 euros) to the fund of the museum. Then the Mistress of this veranda (museum employee) will offer you "think about Bulgakov's novel for a cup of tea with jam from the heroes of his novel." Personally, I like to drink here "tea from Lariosik with jam of green nuts". But do not forget, you need to use this time for another task - to find information about stage 3.
You can get to Bulgakov’s veranda from the side of the main entrance of the museum. Veranda is the last room in the excursion. The entrance to the museum is paid (also about 3 euros with a guided tour). The museum and the veranda are open on any day except Monday and Wednesday from 12 to 18 o'clock local time.
Stage 3. Information about “Stage 3” is encoded in QR-code. Paper note with the QR-code located in a blue ball with yellow number 3. The blue ball is hided in the a little chest. Look for a little chest on ... on the Bulgakov’s veranda. Carefully look at the hint.
Successful geocaching! Be careful. This is a public place and Muggles can enter at any time ...
