3 days in Ukraine: Top 2 Recommendations
The onion domes of Saint Sophia's Cathedral glint in the morning sun, while the cobbled streets of L'viv's historic center transport you back to the medieval world. Although a long weekend might not be enough to discover the largest country in Europe, you can cover a lot of ground during your three days in Ukraine. Soak up the rich history of this country and take in its jaw-dropping natural beauty during your short stay in Ukraine.
Check out our Ukraine travel guide for more information. Below are our recommendations for three days in Ukraine.
- Megs
1. Explore Connection Between Modern and Historical Kiev: 3 Days in Ukraine
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Day 1 |
Arrive in Kiev |
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Day 2 |
Cover the highlights of Kiev on your own |
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Day 3 |
Bid farewell to Kiev |
With this self-guided tour, you can hit some of the most significant highlights of Kiev, the capital city of Ukraine, on your own. Handpick your adventures, choose your destinations and manage your own schedule. You will be staying at a cozy apartment in the center of the city during this trip, which means that popular landmarks will be but a short distance away.
This trip is an excellent option for those who love the freedom of discovering a destination on their own. Follow the guidelines in our booklet and tick the highlights off the list that we provide during your short stay in the city.
2. Into the Exclusion Zone: 2 Days in Ukraine
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Day 1 |
Arrival in Chernobyl, a ghost city |
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Day 2 |
Soak up the post-apocalyptic atmosphere of Chernobyl |
Do you want to know what it feels like to be in a post-apocalyptic setting? If not, then join us on these 2 days in Ukraine and immerse yourself in the eerie silence of this abandoned city. Feel like you are in a movie set as you explore the forests around Chernobyl, a reminder of what a nuclear disaster can do. Discover the abandoned village of Kopachi and explore the forgotten city of Pripyat. Then feed giant catfish in the Pripyat River before it is time to head home. This tour will be organized with health and safety in mind and there will be radiation monitoring at the checkpoint in Dityatki before you head back to the airport.
Spending 3 days in Ukraine is enough to give you a breathtaking view of the country.
