Helping you plan your holiday to Ukraine
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On a Ukraine rail tour you might also visit the city of Lviv, situated in the west of the country. Characterised by its distinctive green-domed churches, the city's historic centre is a fabulous mix of Rococo, Baroque, Renaissance and Gothic style architecture, which lines a maze of cobbled streets. You can enjoy excellent views of the city from the top of Castle Hill. Scattered around Lviv you will find numerous coffee houses, various museums and some lively farmers' markets to explore on your Ukraine rail tour.
For many travellers, Ukraine appears to have it all. From sultry beaches on the beautiful Black Sea coastline and the fresh air of the rugged Carpathian Mountains to the eclectic mix of architectural styles in the cities, a Ukraine rail tour will certainly give you a real taste for the country. Many holidaymakers travel to the mountains for hiking in the summer and skiing in the winter, and hotels and restaurants are springing up along the Black Sea coast to cater for the summer tourists. The countryside is made up of lush fertile plains, sparkling rivers and rustic vineyards, while ancient castles and little churches are scattered all around. See some of the fabulous views on a Ukraine rail tour.
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