Where to Go for New Year 2026/2027
Three real New Year trip scenarios for Ukrainians: mountains close to home, Christmas Europe, or a warm winter escape by the sea. With a pros-and-cons table and advice on when to book.
Three real New Year trip scenarios for Ukrainians: mountains close to home, Christmas Europe, or a warm winter escape by the sea. With a pros-and-cons table and advice on when to book.
A castle, a skansen, cherry blossom in late March and Europe's longest linden alley. A ready one-day route with an honest tip on when to come.
Not just Bukovel. We break down six ski resorts in Ukraine by runs, price, and level: family cruising, freeride, or the cheapest week in the mountains.
The Potemkin Stairs and the Opera fit into two hours, while the sea, the courtyards and the Moldovanka deserve a day of their own. Here is how to build the route.
Where to go in the Carpathians in winter for every kind of trip: slopes, hot thermal pools, frozen waterfalls and forest silence, plus honest tips on queues and cost.
The Metropolitans' Residence, the Town Hall trumpeter, pedestrian Kobylianska and an Armenian organ hall: a concrete "Little Vienna" walk for one day, plus how to get there.
Sandstone giants with cells carved into the stone, the legend of outlaw Oleksa Dovbush and metal stairs to a viewpoint. Here's how to reach the Dovbush Rocks and when to go.
Walls nearly forty metres above the Dniester, the 1621 Battle of Khotyn and dozens of film shoots. An honest look at the modest interior and how to route it with Kamianets.
A selection of 1-2 day destinations by region: the fortresses and mountains of the west, central parks, southern canyons. With rough travel times, a budget and honest caveats.
Six castles of Ukraine to start your acquaintance with the country. A quick note on each: where it stands, how to get there, when to go and how much entry costs.
The largest natural lake in Ukraine is Yalpuh, the deepest is Svitiaz, and the most famous mountain lake is Synevyr. We break down the record holders in figures, with areas, depths and tips on when to go.
Synevyr is the largest and deepest mountain lake in the Ukrainian Carpathians, at an altitude of about 989 metres. We cover the legend, the bears, prices, the road and the seasons.
Carpathian park, Synevyr, the Shatsk lakes, the Skole Beskids and the Podilski Tovtry: five national parks of Ukraine worth visiting for nature. We explain what makes each one worthwhile, when to go and where to start from.
Six of the most striking waterfalls of the Ukrainian Carpathians with height, address and an honest take on trail difficulty: which you can reach by car and which are worth the walk.
Not the usual five-postcard list, but a hint on where to go for Ukraine's beauty without waiting in line for a photo.