Originating near the city of Drohobych in Ukraine, the Dniester River follows a 1,362 km route on its way to the Black Sea. The river forms part of the border between Ukraine and Moldova before flowing through Moldova and then... read more

Located in Kiev, just seven kilometers from the city's famed Khreschatyk, the open-air museum of Mamajeva Sloboda covers an area of more than nine hectares with an authentic replica of an historical Cossack settlement. Surroun... read more

With its numerous national parks and wildlife reserves, Ukraine is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, and nature-loving travelers will not be disappointed when exploring these conservation areas. Species of birds and ... read more

With a host of interesting places to visit, Kharkiv is a popular tourism destination in the north-east of Ukraine. Founded in 1654, its ancient history and rich culture add to the charm of the second-largest city in Ukraine, w... read more

Located between Odessa and the airport, around 7 km from the city, the Seventh-Kilometer Market is thought to be the largest informal market in Europe. Known locally as 'Tolchok', the market consists primarily of brightly pain... read more

The Inkerman Monastery of St. Clement, more commonly referred to simply as the Inkerman Monastery, is said to date back to the 8th century CE when it was founded by worshippers of icons who were forced to flee from their homel... read more

The historic center of the city of Lviv, generally referred to simply as the 'Old Town', was declared by UNESCO to be a World Heritage Site in December 1998, and visitors to this charming part of the city will soon agree that ... read more