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  • Bulgakov Museum

    Mikhail Bulgakov, the oldest son of Russian parents, was born May 15, 1891 in the beautiful city of Kiev. Shortly after he and his brothers were enlisted into the White Army they were separated. This resulted in an terrible inward struggle that Mikhail had to contend with until his death.

  • Chornomors'kyi Biosphere Reserve

    The diversity of Ukraine’s landscapes as well as its immense biodiversity has led to the conservation and protection of 3.9% of Ukraine’s land. There are many different types of territories put aside for conservation, which is under the Law on Nature Conservation Fund of Ukraine.

  • Tyoschin Most

    Tyoschin Most is an attractive little footbridge which is a popular attraction in Odessa and is also one of the most featured backgrounds in wedding photos for people living in the area. The inclusion of this little attraction in wedding photographs is certainly appropriate since its construction was also tied to matrimony. Tyoschin Most in Ukraine makes for an interesting detour on any ...

  • Uspensky Cave Monastery

    Crimea is a region in Ukraine, which is located near the northern coastline of the Black Sea. Crimea's landscape is made up mostly of semiarid grasslands that are enhanced by the magnificent Crimean Mountain range in the background. Another spectacular feature that can be found within Crimea is the unusual Uspensky Cave Monastery.

  • Andriyivsky Uzviz

    Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, is a delightful city to visit. There are so many attractions and historical sights to see there, you will definitely need a couple of days to get through it all. One of these well-known attractions is the Andriyivsky Uzviz or, as it is endearingly called by the local residents, 'the most charming street'. Thousands of tourists come and visit this fascinating ...

  • Outdoor Activities

    Ukraine has much to offer in the way of museums, art galleries and so forth, but with beautiful surroundings and fresh air, you will want to spend much of your time outdoors. No matter where you go you will always find a variety of outdoor activities in Ukraine. Whether you're an adventure seeker or looking for some quiet time in the great outdoors, Ukraine can accommodate you.

  • Golf Courses

    Ukraine, a fascinating country with a wealth of attractions, is sadly lacking when it comes to golf courses. In fact, you will find just one major golf course in the whole of the country, aside from minor golf courses attached to larger hotels. However, various projects have been put in place to create more golf courses in Ukraine. Golf courses are important as they can bring investment into ...

  • Sokal

    The Slavic word ‘sokol’ means ‘falcon’, leading many to believe that the town of Sokal was named after this beautiful bird of prey. The town was mentioned in documents dating back to 1377, and was granted rights under the Magdeburg Law in the year 1424, allowing the residents to cut trees down for the building and development of the town. The peaceful Buh River that runs past the town ...

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