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Features - Editor - 03 March 2008

Top Ten Practical Tips for Traveling in Ukraine

Researching a travel destination, especially one as eclectic and inspiring as Ukraine, can set an imagination ablaze, but what about practical travel tips for this emerging travel destination? Sometimes, a set of practical tips are just as useful as a map or a travel website. Take a look at our Top Ten Practical Tips for Traveling in Ukraine.


Features - Editor - 25 February 2008

Kachanivka Park Welcomes Romantics and the Spirits of Poets

A land owner of Greek descent, a chorister in the court of the Empress of Russia, with an unfortunate last name translated as “head of cabbage”, and an overstressed royal diplomat for Catherine the Great were among the 18th century proprietors of land that has since been transformed into Ukraine’s largest park.


Features - Editor - 18 February 2008

Three Ukrainian Itineraries to Jump Start Your Travel Plans (Part 1)

Cramming an international vacation into two or three weeks can not only be difficult but exhausting, and can leave travelers feeling like the days zipped past. If you are strapped for a vacation but still want to experience all that Ukraine has to offer, why not take a look at the following itineraries to make the most of your time. Many other options exist, but these may just jump start your travel plans for 2008.


Features - Editor - 18 February 2008

Three Ukrainian Itineraries to Jump Start Your Travel Plans (Part 2)

Three Ukrainian Itineraries to Jump Start Your Travel Plans (Part 1)

Option Three: Black Sea Mysteries

Odessa, a land of Greeks, Turks, and Catherine the Great’s fantasies, is cosmopolitan port city with a host of characters straight out of central casting. Immigrants from all over Europe continue to come to Odessa to either make their fortune or lose their lifesavings. Breeds apart from other parts of Ukraine, the residents of Odessa are stylish, cultured, funny, and a touch wild. Famous for the Potemkin Steps, Odessa’s beaches are famous for their carnival atmosphere as well as their polluted condition. Ukrainians vacation in Odessa where the climate is temperate and the nightlife outrageous.


Features - Editor - 11 February 2008

Eastern Ukraine Offers Promise to Travelers Taking the Road Less Traveled

Crimea, Kyiv, Lvov, and the Carpathian Mountain regions of Ukraine steal the travel spotlight, but the eastern portion of the country, long identified with the Russian and Soviet Empire culturally, politically, and linguistically, is a discovery of its own for travelers wishing to swim against the tide.


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