The Ukrainian Week dives into the watery wonders of the Ukrainian mountains

March 31, Dmytro Antoniuk

The Ukrainian Week peacefully “invades” the town of Zbarazh

March 15, Oleg Kotsarev

The gorges dividing the largest highland pastures of the Ukrainian Carpathians hide untold secrets

February 22, Oleksandr Zinchenko

The village of Kolochava is trying to fight chronic labour migration through tourism

February 21, Marichka Paplauskaite

Impact events have greatly changed our planet, including the territory of contemporary Ukraine

February 8, Leonid Zalizniak

Tourist attractions in Kharkiv Oblast worth seeing, regardless of the season or the weather

February 8, Oleg Kotsarev

Heavenly forces don’t take the easy way. In order to roll a rock from the sea up to the top of a mountain, they can first level the mountain, chisel its fragments with the tide, dry the sea and raise a new mountain range from the depths of the sea.

January 21, Oleksandr Zinchenko

The world love for all things ethnic has reached Ukraine. As a result, the number of open air folk museums – skansens - is growing along with the interest in them

December 14, 2012, Dmytro Antoniuk

The Ukrainian Week takes a drive to explore places where significant military campaigns had taken place

November 24, 2012, Dmytro Malakov

Thrill seekers head to Zhytomyr and Rivne forests – a terra incognita for most Ukrainians

November 1, 2012, Olena Maksymenko

Just hearing the name of the Ukrainian city Sumy makes one want to go travelling. "Sumka" means suitcase, so let's visit Sumy, a place packed with places of interest sure to delight tourists.

October 22, 2012, Oleg Kotsarev

Extreme city tours reveal a different Kyiv

September 26, 2012, Vladyslav Vozniuk

Unique ancient Greek towns are being destroyed in the Crimea

September 18, 2012, Bohdan Butkevych

This wondrous place has become a magnet for talented people

September 14, 2012, Vadym Kulykov

Mykolayiv Oblast’s attraction is the energy of the turbulent Southern Buh and the virginity of its granite prairies

August 30, 2012, Marichka Paplauskaite

For two thousand years Tepe Kermen, the lost city in mountainous Crimea, has been attracting people willing to live there.

August 3, 2012, Oleh Apostolov

Every year, dozens of Donetsk Oblast families flee to deserted villages to start new lives closer to nature.

July 26, 2012, Natalia Kommodova

The Ukrainian Week travels to Ozerna Cave in Ternopil Oblast.

July 26, 2012, Vladyslav Vozniuk

The Ukrainian Week invites you to a virtual journey to Rivne

July 4, 2012, Oleg Kotsarev

Mangup Kale has become a home for ancient peoples and some of our contemporaries

June 18, 2012, Olena Maksymenko

Exotic and vibrant, Uzhhorod is a striking mix of the multiethnic past and present

May 23, 2012, Oleg Kotsarev

The Ukrainian Week lists the country’s most unparalleled places, including five spots that set European records and one that sets a world record.

May 3, 2012, Oleh Apostolov

Ed Stafford, author of the bestselling Walking the Amazon, speaks about his unprecedented 9,600-kilometre-long journey

April 20, 2012, Bohdan Tsiupyn