Chernivtsi, situated in the southwest of Ukraine near the picturesque Carpathian Mountains, is a city steeped in history and cultural richness. Known as the "Little Vienna" of Ukraine, Chernivtsi is a captivating city with a diverse cultural heritage, reflecting its past under Austrian, Romanian, and Soviet rule. The city is renowned for its splendid architecture, particularly the Chernivtsi National University, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which exemplifies the city's characteristic blend of Eastern and Central European styles. Visiting the vibrant, colorful market of Zhytomyr, the atmospheric pedestrian street of Kobylianskoi, and the beautiful parks and gardens around the city, allows travelers to fully experience the city's bustling life and serene beauty. With its large array of cafes and restaurants, the city also offers a unique culinary experience, serving both traditional Ukrainian and Eastern European cuisines.