All Cities in Ukraine to Visit

Cherkasy, Ukraine, pairs Dnipro riverside walks with Cossack history, leafy parks, local museums, contemporary culture and relaxed city life.

Chernihiv, Ukraine, pairs Kyivan Rus cathedrals, ancient ramparts, leafy parks and living Ukrainian culture for thoughtful historic sightseeing today.

Chernivtsi blends Habsburg architecture, Bukovynian culture and university heritage with cafés, museums and historic streets to explore at leisure.

Donetsk, Ukraine: understand its coal-and-steel history, Soviet-era planning, football culture and contested heritage through responsible sightseeing.

Ivano-Frankivsk blends Habsburg streets, Carpathian culture, lively cafés and historic churches, offering rewarding Ukrainian sightseeing beyond Lviv.

Kerch, Ukraine, explores ancient Panticapaeum, Mount Mithridat, Bosporan history and Crimean landscapes, with current access restricted by war and occupation.

Kharkiv blends Slobozhanshchyna heritage, Constructivist architecture, grand squares, museums and resilient urban culture in eastern Ukraine.

Kherson, Ukraine, reveals Dnipro river landscapes, naval history, historic cathedrals and resilient civic culture amid an evolving wartime reality.

Khmelnytskyi, Ukraine, pairs Podolian history with leafy parks, Proskurivska Street, local museums, markets and a lively regional cultural scene.

Kremenchuk on the Dnipro blends Ukrainian history, riverfront walks, industrial heritage, local markets and an authentic perspective on central Ukraine.

Kropyvnytskyi reveals central Ukraine through fortress history, Ukrainian theatre, museums, parks and cultural landmarks beside the Inhul River.

Kryvyi Rih reveals Ukraine’s iron-ore heritage through red landscapes, Metrotram journeys, industrial landmarks, Ukrainian culture and resilient city life in central Ukraine.

Kyiv blends medieval churches, Dnipro views, Ukrainian cuisine and resilient cultural life, from the Golden Gates to historic hills and lively neighbourhoods.

Lutsk, Ukraine, reveals Lubart’s Castle, medieval streets, Volyn history, Ukrainian culture, museums and atmospheric local experiences and riverside walks.

Lviv, Ukraine, pairs UNESCO-listed historic streets with Austro-Hungarian architecture, coffeehouses, museums and Galician culture near Poland's border.

Mariupol, Ukraine, is a Sea of Azov port where Greek heritage, industrial history and wartime memory shape its cultural identity and difficult present.

Mukachevo, Ukraine: explore Palanok Castle, Carpathian history, Austro-Hungarian streets, local cuisine and cultural sights in Transcarpathia.

Poltava, Ukraine, pairs Cossack history and baroque landmarks with museums, leafy parks, Ukrainian cuisine and thoughtful cultural sightseeing in Ukraine.

Sevastopol, Ukraine, combines Black Sea vistas with naval history, ancient Chersonesus, monumental architecture and Crimean cultural heritage by the coast.

Simferopol, Ukraine, reveals Crimean Tatar, Scythian and imperial history through museums, mosques, parks and the Salhyr River in central Crimea.

Sumy, Ukraine blends Cossack history, riverside parks, grand churches, museums and a relaxed regional character in the country’s north-east today.

Ternopil, Ukraine, pairs a lakeside promenade and historic churches with Galician cuisine, museums, parks and a welcoming western-Ukrainian city atmosphere.

Uzhhorod, Ukraine’s western gateway, blends castle history, Hungarian-influenced cuisine, riverside walks, leafy streets and Carpathian culture.

Vinnytsia, Ukraine, pairs Podillian history with riverside walks, historic churches, museums, local cuisine and thoughtful cultural experiences.

Zaporizhzhia blends Khortytsia Island, Cossack heritage, Dnipro landscapes and industrial history with museums, parks and Ukrainian city life today.

Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, pairs Cossack history, Khortytsia Island, Dnipro riverside landscapes, industrial heritage and resilient cultural life.