Tag: black sea
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Yenikale
There are many historic fortresses in the Ukraine which are fascinating to explore. One of these military constructions can be found in the city of Kerch, located in the Northeast part of the country in the region of Crimea. The fortress was named Yenikale which, when translated from Turkish, means 'New Fortress'. It was built and completed by the Turks in the late seventeenth century or ...
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Duke Richelieu Monument
Odessa is regarded as the fourth leading city in Ukraine, situated in Eastern Europe. It is also the city that has the largest and most central seaport along the Black Sea. Due to the past of one man, Duke Richelieu, and his contribution to the city of Odessa, it has become the success it is today.
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Swallows Nest
Swallow's Nest is a tiny medieval castle which may seem small and unobtrusive, but has been featured in many books and short brochures linked to crime and mystery. Due to this, Swallow's Nest near Crimea - a Republic of Southern Ukraine - has become one of the better-known sights in Ukraine. The castle was built in the early twentieth century between 1911 and 1912 on a cliff that juts out ...
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Feodosia
Feodosia is a rewarding and worthwhile place to visit, so come on a journey filled with adventure, you will not be disappointed. Situated on the southeast coast of Crimea, Feodosia has a population of about 60,000, and is located about 2 hours drive from Simferopol.
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Swimming and Sunbathing
Of all the activities that tourists might expect to enjoy, swimming and sunbathing in Ukraine may not be at the top of their list. Most of us tend to associate Ukraine with the cold winters of Russia, but the fact is that Ukraine enjoys warm and pleasant summers. Since Ukraine is situated a little further south than most of European Russia, its climate is generally slightly warmer and one ...
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Yachting
Come sail away and enjoy the exhilarating feeling of yachting in the deep waters of Ukraine. Sailing in Ukraine is an awesome experience for all who are looking for a thrilling time and also for those who love to view stunning sunsets and dazzling blue waters. Yachting in Ukraine will give you the perfect ending to a memorable day.
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Kherson Oblast
The Kherson Oblast or Region takes up approximately 28,500 square kilometers of land, which is mainly flat. Kherson is situated in the Black Sea lowland and near the Sea of Azov. Kherson also lies close to the lower Dnieper, which is classified as a Steppe zone and holds the principal river supplying water to the southern parts of Ukraine. The oblast borders four regions, which include ...
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Kolomyia
Kolomyia, or 'Kolomyya', is a beautiful city that lies on the banks of the Prut River within the province of the Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast where it acts as a separate raion in the west of Ukraine. It also acts or serves as an administrative centre for the district of the Kolomyisky Raion.
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Turka
Lviv Oblast is known as the pearl of Europe and enjoys a splendid combination of past and present cultures, and lying in the depths of this Ukrainian treasure is the town of Turka. The region is known to experience mild summers and severe winters and in autumn it rains a lot, making this area attractive for harvesting. Lviv Oblast lies between the Baltic and the Black Seas, creating an axis ...
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Kremenchuk
Kremenchuk is located in the oblast of Poltava in Ukraine, an area known for its beautiful surroundings and stunning views. There are many such towns in this oblast, but come and take a self-guided tour of Kremenchuk and learn much of its fascinating history and culture. There are museums that will provide you with some interesting historical facts, telling you much about life of the people ...
