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This park is a famous example of a lavish landscape-garden design and is built around themes from Homer’s Odyssey and

Koktebel is a small Black Sea resort town nestled against the mountains of Kara Dag in Crimea. Koktebel has a

Visiting Staryy Krym in Crimea is like grasping a bit of history in your hand. In fact, the name of

In Bakhchisaray, the must-see is the Khan’s Palace (“Hansaray”) that dates back to the 1500s. It was the center of

In most of the former Soviet Union, May 9 still marks Victory Day, a holiday commemorating the capitulation of the

This year the Orthodox and Catholic calendars actually coincided, so Easter in both the US and Ukraine was this past

Jenny Heintz, Returned Peace Corps Volunteer 2007-2009 Ivana Kupala, celebrated on July 6-7 in Ukraine, was originally a pagan festival

Check out L’viv in you Pocket! There is a free PDF download with a map!

Jenny Heintz, Returned Peace Corps Volunteer March 9, 2010 Ukraine’s most valuable asset, despite its beautiful countryside and historic buildings,