Editing Tourism in Ukraine (section)

=== [[Southern Ukraine]] ===
[[File:Pałac w Liwadii 03.jpg|thumb|230px|[[Livadia Palace]] in [[Yalta]] (Crimean Southern Coast)]]
* [[Odesa]] – a [[harbor]] city on the [[Black Sea]] with a mixture of different cultures, including [[Jewish culture|Jewish]], [[Armenian culture|Armenian]], [[German culture|German]], [[Russian culture|Russian]] and [[Greek culture|Greek]] cultures along with the native [[Ukrainian culture]]. Odesa is a Black Sea resort and the largest trading center of Ukraine.
* [[Zaporizhzhia]] – the sixth largest city in Ukraine, famous for [[Khortytsia|Khortytsia Island]], [[Dnieper Hydroelectric Station|DniproHES]] and [[Sotsmisto, Zaporizhzhia|Sotsmisto]] (Socialist city) neighborhood.
* [[Dnipro]] – the fourth largest city in Ukraine.
* [[Izmail]] – a historic town on the [[Danube|Danube River]] in [[Odesa Oblast]] of south-western Ukraine.
* [[Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi]] – one of the oldest cities in Ukraine, dating back to the ancient Greek colony of [[Tyras]].
* [[Sevastopol]] – a port city known for the ruins of [[Chersonesus|Chersonesos Taurica]], an ancient Greek settlement (currently under administration of the Russian Federation).
* [[Bakhchysarai]] – the traditional capital of Crimean Tatars, known for its [[Bakhchysarai Palace|palace]] and [[Chufut-Kale|cave town]] (currently under administration of the Russian Federation).
* [[Kerch]] – among the oldest cities in Ukraine, with buildings and structures of ancient Greek, Byzantine, Ottoman, Imperial Russian, and Soviet eras (currently under administration of the Russian Federation).
* [[Southern Coast (Crimea)|Crimean Southern Coast]] (Crimean Riviera) – the coastline of Yalta and Alushta municipalities which covers many resort towns, especially known for the nature and palaces (currently under administration of the Russian Federation).