Your amusing trip will start in Ukrainian city Lviv. It is a city with a lively history in Ukraine’s west was founded in the 13th century and has changed flags many times in the years since, having been part of Poland, Austria-Hungary and the Soviet empire. The city’s well-preserved historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The architecture of Lviv, almost not affected during the wars of the 20th century, reflects many European styles of different historical epochs. The city’s architecture will show you the best of European styles from various periods. While walking through the streets of Lviv you will see baroque, renaissance and classic architecture. You’ll go on the excursions around the city, visit the catacombs and try delicious local cuisine. We bet you’ll fall for this city very fast! In the evening, you’ll take a train to Odessa.

On the second day, you’ll be able to discover Odessa! We worked really hard to elaborate a special program so you could visit all-important places, learn about local history, culture , go on a gastronomic tour, experience a night life of the city- it all only in one day!  On this tour you will go for a wander around the old town and just get mesmerized by the beauty of the buildings. Apart from the spectacular scenery, you will have the opportunity to check out the catacombs of the city, listen about the history of the longest mines in the world and visit a museum. After all, we will take you on a gastronomic tour where you will be able to try delicious Ukrainian cuisine and special Odessa’s dishes which will make your mouth water!

Our third destination is Kiev. We’ll organize an excursion for you around the capital of Ukraine. Kyiv (also known as Kiev), a scenic city of close to 3 million people situated on the Dnipro River, is the bustling capital of Ukraine. The art and architecture of Kyiv are world treasures. The Cathedral of St. Sophia has outstanding mosaics and frescoes dating back to the 11th century. Overlooking the old section of Kyiv, Podol, stands the Ukrainian Baroque church of St. Andrew, much beloved by Ukrainians. The Percherska Lavra, the Monastery of the Caves, a short trolley ride from the center of town, has two 11th-century cathedrals on its grounds, in addition to its world-famous catacombs, bell tower, and museum collections.