New countries beckon us with their uniqueness and beauty, features of the landscape and worldview of the people who inhabit them. The season of holidays is just around the corner, so it's worth starting seriously thinking about the country in which it should be held. What is the best time to visit, going on vacation to Ukraine? What places will the most pleasant impressions leave us?

Ukraine is rich in all kinds of tourist offers, able to satisfy anyone who wishes to set foot on its hospitable land. Here you will find and rest on the beach, and modern ski resorts, and a pleasant pastime with the goal of improving the body. Fans of ancient monuments will not be left aside either: churches, cathedrals and ancient cities with their unique atmosphere meet here in abundance.

Those who yearned for the tender and warm sea, it's time to go to the Crimea . On this peninsula, a great a lot of resorts, among which the greatest love among tourists is Evpatoria, Sevastopol, Yalta, Gurzuf, Koktebel and Alushta . The first of them is famous throughout the world for its healing procedures and long sandy beaches, which makes it an excellent place from yah for the whole family . Imbued with the spirit of the centuries-old history, the seaport city of Sevastopol will amaze you with its grace and wealth, and Koktebel will present with an incomparable feeling of privacy and tranquility, poured in its air and a lot of small coves .

Fans of outdoor activities should visit Bukovel and Dragobrat - ski resorts located in the Carpathians. The first has long been famous for the whole world due to the variety of tracks, and the second, as a rule, choose the most daring and experienced skiers. The fact is that Dragobrat is the highest mountain ski resort in Ukraine.

To visit the country without visiting its largest cities - Kiev and Lviv - is like visiting Ukraine. Famous for its architectural ensembles, the capital of the state - Kiev - will amaze its guests with the unusual landscapes and beauty of old buildings. And Lviv is rightly called an open-air museum, because almost every building is a masterpiece of human thought, embodied in stone.