Places of interest

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Київ, вул. Байкова, 6

Baikove Cemetery is a historic necropolis in the Holosiivskyi district of Kyiv, a cultural and historical landmark founded in 1834.

Одеса, вулиця Преображенська, 10

The Art Courtyard on Nekrasova is a cozy courtyard that embodies the unique atmosphere of Odesa’s traditional courtyards, celebrated in local folklore and literature.

Львів, площа Коліївщини

Koliivshchyny Square is one of the smallest yet most atmospheric squares in Lviv, hidden in the very heart of the old city between Brativ Rohatyntsiv Street and Staroievreiska Street.

Ясинуватка

In the village of Yasynuvatka in the Kirovohrad region stand the picturesque ruins of the Vinberg Manor — the only 19th-century building in the area constructed in an eclectic style with touches of Neo-Gothic.

Паркова дорога, Київ, Україна, 02000

The pedestrian and bicycle bridge over Volodymyr Descent, also known as the Glass Bridge, is a modern architectural structure in central Kyiv.

вулиця Академіка Сахарова, 23, Івано-Франківськ, Івано-Франківська область, Україна, 76000

Promprylad.Renovation is a unique project that transforms a former Soviet industrial plant into a modern innovation center.

вулиця Велика Арнаутська, 47, Одеса, Одеська область, Україна, 65000

The museum dedicated to the work of Nikolai Rerikh reveals not only fascinating aspects of his painting but also the philosophy of the artist.

вул. Лісова, Коростки, Житомирська область, 13121

Is an exquisite architectural monument from the mid-19th century, built by Michail Orlowskiy.

Т0606, Рогачі, Житомирська область, 13653

In 1908, Wenchyslav Kornytskyi, the owner of the local lands, built an elegant palace in Rohachy, commissioning the project from renowned Kyiv architect Karol Ivanytskyi.

P18, Яроповичі, Житомирська область, 13423

The little-known village of Yaropovychi in the Zhytomyr region hides a unique historical monument—a wooden palace in the Ukrainian Baroque style.

Нова Чортория, Житомирська область, Україна, 13120

In the early 19th century, the village of Nova Chortoryia belonged to the influential Polish Pruszynski family.