There’s much to see on the territory of the country hosting Euro 2012 – you can rest your eye on the beautiful views of its well-preserved nature or dive into the country’s fascinating history with the architectural relics of the past

As Kiyv is the most ancient city in Ukraine it has more historic relics than any other town As Kiyv was the cradle of the Ukrainian (and, in fact, Slavic on the whole) Christianity the city presents quite a few magnificent churches and cathedrals scattered all across the banks of the country’s central river – the Dnieper River Although the Ukrainian capital is Kiyv Kharkiv is believed to be the cultural capital as well as the capital of ballroom dancing While staying in Kharkiv foreign visitors will have plenty of interesting places to see, such as Freedom Squre, Memorial Complex, Derhprom, Annunciation Cathedral and many others The city of Lviv has quite a different historic, religious and cultural heritage than other Ukrainian cities

Among the many tourist attractions of Lviv the most interesting undoubtedly are Market Square, Lviv Theatre of Opera and Ballet, Potocki Palace and of course Lviv High Castle Donetsk with its humongous Donbass Arena Stadiums presents quite an interest for tourists in terms of sights as well The mild Ukrainian climate and picturesque unblemished nature will please the eye of any foreign visitor Different scenery in every city in Ukraine will please any tourist coming to the foreign country to seek out new impressions The Carpathians in the far West and the Crimea with its subtropical climate and clean waters of the Black Sea are the main natural attractions of the country

Kiyv, Kharkiv, Lviv or Donetsk – whichever city you’re going to visit – you’ll definitely enjoy your stay in the country for furnished apartments in Kiev are very numerous, comfortable and reasonably cheap