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Foreigners enter (leave) Ukraine through checkpoints at the state border with a passport and visa, if necessary, unless otherwise established by the legislation or international treaties of Ukraine.

You can find out about the need to obtain a visa here.

Interactive map of attractions with a description here.


We advise you to take a walk around the city like this:

Start in the park, namely at the North Gate of the Kherson fortress, which served as the entrance to the city since its inception. Catherine's Cathedral was built before the arrival of the Empress, it is also the oldest building in the city. Then to Perekopskaya Street, which connects the fortress and the merchant city. Here you will see the old bank building, the governor's residence, a women's gymnasium, an unusual church. On the background you can see the Dnieper, and on the other side of the main pedestrian street of the city - Suvorov. There are many shops, souvenir shops, restaurants and cafes))