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Which country is Ukraine's neighbor?

Ukraine has seven neighboring countries bordering on land, namely, Russia, Belarus, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania and Moldova. In addition, Ukraine faces Turkey, Georgia and Bulgaria across the sea, all of which are countries along the Black Sea.

among Ukraine's seven neighboring countries, Moscow is the capital of Russia, Minsk is the capital of Belarus and Warsaw is the capital of Poland. Bratislava is the capital of Slovakia, Budapest is the capital of Hungary, Bucharest is the capital of Romania and kirchner is the capital of Moldova.

main scenic spots

1. The original beech forest in Carpathian Mountains

consists of 1 transnational continuous heritages, along the axis of 185 kilometers, from the Rashiv Mountains in Ukraine and the Polonynian Ridge to the Bukovské Vrchy and Vihorlat Mountains in Slovakia. These 1 sites are outstanding examples of primitive and diverse temperate forests, showing the most complete and extensive ecological model and the growth process of pure European beech communities under various environmental conditions.

2. The National Museum of History

was established in 1944, telling the history of Ukraine from ancient times to the present, and it is one of the most visited museums in Ukraine. The building where the museum is located was built from 1937 to 1939. It was originally used as a conservatory of music and was used as a museum in 1944. Through a large number of exhibits, pictures and texts, the museum tells the history of Ukraine from prehistoric times to the present, and displays historical objects in different periods. It can be described as the exhibition center of Ukraine's cultural heritage.

3. The Kemirami House

is located in Kiev. It is an Art Nouveau building that looks very strange. It was designed and built by Vladislav Gorodetsky in 192 and has been used as the residence of officials and diplomats since 25.

refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Ukraine for the above contents.