Izmail, a city and municipality in southwestern Ukraine, rests along the Danube River.  This port city is the largest in the Ukrainian Danube Delta and serves as the administrative center of Izmail Raion.  Beyond its designation as a major port, Izmail holds historical significance.  Russian historiography recognizes Izmail for the 18th-century storming of the Ottoman fortress by Russian general Alexander Suvorov.

Izmail offers various attractions for visitors.  History buffs can delve into the past at the Diorama Sturm Fortress of Izmail, a museum depicting the historic battle, or the Izmail Historical Museum A.V. Suvorov showcasing local artifacts.  Beautiful churches like the Intercession Cathedral grace the cityscape.  For a taste of Ukrainian wine, head to the cozy Wine Cellar “VINARIA.”  Explore the region's maritime history at the Museum of History of Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company or delve deeper into local history at the Izmail Museum of History and Local Lore of Pridunaviye.  Nature lovers can escape the city to the Regional Landscape Park Izmailovskiye Ostrova.  While nightlife may not be bustling, Izmail offers local bars and cafes for a relaxing evening.