Cities and villages of Ukraine

Fragments of the Alexander Shants fortress adorn the historic center of the sunny city of watermelons and dried fish.

A walk through the colorful streets of the ancient city can turn into a quest in search of fun mini-sculptures.

From theCastle Hill opens a panorama of the capital of the Cossack state with the hetman's residence of Khmelnytsky.

The cultural capital of Ukraine beckons with renaissance facades, Austrian luster and the aroma of coffee in the city center.

The city of 25 museums invites you to visit Shevchenko and Skovoroda, as well as the most colorful open-air museum.

Take a walk on Deribasovskaya, count the Potemkin stairs, bargain on Privoz and have fun in Arcadia.

The millennial center of Slavic civilization, a modern and hospitable metropolis – the city where everything starts.

The industrial city offers seven ways to adventure – from the history of the Cossacks on Khortytsia to retro cars.

The city of students is proud of the first Soviet skyscraper, Repin's museum masterpiece and a modern amusement park.

An imposing European city sets the mood for exploring historic sites and unusual metal arts.

Imperial monuments are inferior to the masterpieces of Ukrainian modernism of the "galushka capital" of Ukraine.

The trumpet player at the town hall invites every day to admire the architecture in the Art Nouveau style.

12 ancient cannons guard the treasures of ancient Rus architecture of the city, which is full of mystical legends.

Photo safaris on wild African animals can be arranged in the middle of the feather steppes of Kherson region.

The residence of the Ostrozky princes is now a cozy university town with museums in the castle towers.

The best preserved noble estate, which once hosted prominent artists, and is now often filmed movies.