Transcendent Lviv presents the visitor to Western Ukraine with - among other emblematic landmarks - more than 100 Cathedrals, Temples, Churches and places of worship - structures that embody mystical milieux showcasing the spiritual traditions and cultural origins of Ukraine. With all of these potential tour options, the question is: "where do we start?"
Where are we going? On our Carpathian Mountains Day Trip tour, we are headed for a place in Western Ukraine that is truly extraordinary – the Ukrainian Carpathian Mountains, also known as the Eastern Beskids – a place where you can feed your desire for adventure and lavish your senses while exploring medieval sites, natural monuments,...
Take Our Craft Coffee Tour and Discover the Covert Cafes of The Hidden Craft Coffee Capital of Europe on this intoxicating 3 hour tour.
What are the “Castles of the North”? Lutsk Castle, Dubno Castle and Tarakaniv Fort taken together being geographically in Western Ukraine’s northern-most oblasts, comprise what we’d like to call our Castles of the North Tour. Dubno Castle. Dubno Castle is one of the oldest buildings in Volyn Oblast, dating back to 1492, designed by its...
History of Crafts in Ukraine. Crafts were widely practiced in Ukraine from the earliest times, but for many centuries they were not divorced from other forms of work. Crafts production was concentrated mostly in the cities and towns in the form of small enterprises headed by single proprietors or craftsmen. Usually products were made to...
Book our Western Ukraine tour of Kamianets-Podilskyi and Khotyn and explore the medieval splendor of these 14th century bastions against invading armies. Kamianets-Podilskyi Castle. Historical accounts date Kamianets-Podilskyi Castle to the early 14th century, although recent archaeological evidence suggests there was human existence in the area since the 12th or 13th century. Initially built to protect...
Individual and Group Tours can be designed to fit your specific plans and include visits to historic Jewish Heritage sites and landmarks, among them: synagogues, cemeteries, and museums; plus explore the possibility of searching local archives for ancestral documentation or of contacting living relatives.
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