Pereiaslav-Khmelnytskyi
This city was mentioned for the first time in a text of the Rus’ treaty with the Byzantine Empire in the year 911. It’s located not far from Kyiv, so it would be an effortless day trip if you were visiting the Ukrainian capital.
The small city is home to several museums, and it certainly deserves its title of the city of museums, which is what locals know it as. The most remarkable one would be the open-air Museum of Folk Architecture and Rural Life, where visitors could learn more about Ukrainian culture.
There is also the Museum of Rushnyk, a traditional Ukrainian cloth used in weddings and other rituals, the Museum of Ukrainian National Dress, the Museum of Space, and even the Museum of Bread.
So if you were interested in learning more about the history and culture of this country, Pereiaslav-Khmelnytskyi would be the place to be!
