Ukraine

Ukraine is a truly unique place to visit. The biggest European country, and located in its very heart, it is strikingly different from the majority of the European nations and is a real mystery for millions of tourists. Travelers from all over the world come here to not only to enjoy its rare nature, but also to be filled with the spirit of the Cossacks, to get to know its rich cultural legacy, and to try its famous borsht. Ukraine attracts with its mysteries and draws in adventurers, who strive to discover its highly complex character.


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June 10

Lana Del Rey - Kyiv

On July 10, main pop heroine of the last year Lana Del Rey will give her first concert in Ukraine on the stage of the capital Palace Ukraine. Lana Del Rey is a melancholic princess, controversial and magnetic. Her song Video Games accompanied with self-made video caused a commotion on YouTube in summer, 2011. In January, 2012, Lana’s success was supported by her first full-blown studio album Born To Die. At the end of the year, the debut album was supplemented with several new tracks and re-issued as Born to Die: The Paradise Edition.

May 30

Joe Cocker - Kyiv

On May 30, the legendary rock musician Joe Cocker will perform on the stage of the Kyiv Palace ‘Ukraine’ within the framework of his ‘Fire It Up Tour.’ Having started his career in 1960s, Joe Cocker is now the true rock stage long-liver. He is famous for his deep hoarse voice, unusual performing style and typical way of behaving on stage. Joe Cocker’s song ‘You Can Leave Your Hat On,’ which has become a soundtrack to the cult film ‘9½ Weeks,’ remained on the top of the world charts for a long time. Later the performer was awarded one of the most prestigious musical Grammy awards for the hit ‘Up Where We Belong.’

Articles & Reviews

Place Under The Sun: Top Five Ukrainian Beaches

Despite it is still spring on the calendar, Ukraine enjoys true summer weather: thermometers in the southern regions show up to +30 degrees Celsius and water temperature in the Black Sea and Azov Sea coastal areas has reached June level. This means that it’s about time to open bathing season. Having favorable climatic and natural conditions, Ukraine features an impressive number of beaches: sandy and pebble, loud and secluded. They offer plenty of opportunities for calm and active recreation alike. In order to give you some orientation in the variety of options, we’ve selected country’s top five beaches. In doing so, we focused, first of all, on their cleanness, picturesqueness and affordability. Yashmovyi (Jasper) Beach (Sevastopol) The Yashmovyi Beach is situated in the outskirts of the Cape Fiolent – Crimea’s charming and inimitable corner that captivates by wildlife beauty and romance. Stretching for almost half a kilometer, it is considered to be one of the cleanest and the most p

Ukraine’s Most Unusual Museums

Since recently travelers’ itinerary rarely includes museums: they are placed on the last positions in the ‘must see’ list. It is the classical facilities that are in tourists’ disgrace: most people associate local history, history, and art museums with uncomfortable semi-darkness, boring dusty expositions and studied monotonous sermons of guides that cast a gloom. However, Ukraine has a number of unusual museums that are able to shatter this stereotype and to convince that visiting such facilities can be quite fascinating adventure. Microminiature Museum - Kyiv This unique museum is situated on the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra territory and is Ukraine’s only museum, whose exhibits can be seen only by microscope. Using special optics, one can see the smallest working electric motor in the world that is almost 20 times smaller than a poppy seed, Taras Shevchenko portrait, carved from the sloe stone, caravan of golden camels, easily placed in the needle's eye, and 0,05-millimeter-thick rose, mad

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Naval Museum Balaklava (Museum of Submarines)

The Naval Museum Complex Balaklava is one of the most unusual and interesting museums on the Crimean peninsula. It was created in the early 2000s on the premises of the former top-secret underground plant engaged in repair and maintenance of Soviet Black Sea Fleet’s submarines. The plant was situate
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Alma Battlefield

One of the very first and the bloodiest battles of the Crimean War of 1853 – 1856 took place at the mouth of the Alma River, not far from the modern village Vilino, in September, 1854. Today, the Alma Battlefield Memorial is situated there. It was created to commemorate the warriors who were killed
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Surb Khach Monastery

The medieval monastic complex Surb Khach is situated in the picturesque mountain and woody area, within three kilometers from the town Staryi Krym. Its name means Monastery of the Holy Cross in Armenian. Being reminiscent of an age-old defensive fortress, Surb Khach is one of the peninsula’s most in
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Cape Kapchik

Kapchik is a long cape with narrow isthmus that juts out into the Black Sea for almost three hundred meters. It is reckoned among the most interesting natural objects of the Novyi Svit and tops the list of its most magnetic attractions. The unusual stony cape has peculiarly twisted form and separate
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Tsar's (Solar) Path

The picturesque Tsar’s Path (Tsarskaya Tropa) is running along the Black Sea shore for almost seven kilometers and is reckoned among the most famous pedestrian trails on the Crimean peninsula. It was called ‘Tsar’s’ because the Russian Imperator Nicholas II and his family members liked walking along
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Primorsky Boulevard

The green ribbon of Primorsky Boulevard meanders along one of Southern side’s most picturesque slopes, in the city’s historical part. It has been the favorite walking and recreation place of Sevastopol’s locals and guests for almost a century and a half. It is one of the city’s most beautiful green
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Sloviansk

Although, Sloviansk acquired the status of the state resort and Donbas’s gem quite recently, in 2011, it is one of Ukraine’s oldest balneotherapeutic centers. Situated in the picturesque neighborhood – on the shore of unique salty lakes, surrounded by landscape park – it became famous two centuries
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Khmelnik

A small town Khmelnik is situated on Southern Buh’s bank, in the picturesque hilly area, surrounded by woodlands (70 km from Vinnytsia). It has the status of one of Ukraine’s most renowned balneotherapeutic resorts. Radon water springs, found in its surroundings, made this town very popular in Ukrai
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Sparkling Wine Factory ‘Novyi Svit’

The settlement Novyi Svit became famous far beyond the Crimean peninsula thanks to its amazingly beautiful landscapes, azure bays and wonderful beaches with crystal pure water, as well as the Sparkling Wine Factory ‘Novyi Svit.’ Being the main sight and the symbol of this paradise for more than a ce