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Building of a local merchant Belahov (now - building of Cherkasy Regional National Asoociation of Writers of Ukraine)
One of the most beautiful mansions, built in 1880 in Cherkasy there was a building that belonged to a famous merchant family Belahov's.
House Tyverovskyh brothers (previously - City Commercial Bank)
Art Nouveau building, built in the early twentieth century (1912) in order of Tyverovskyh entrepreneurs.
Revenue house of entrepreneurs F.I. Lysak and M.F. Garkavenko (now - Cherkasy musical school № 1. named after M.V. Lysenko)
The house was built in the 1870's Cherkassky for entrepreneurs F.I. Lysak and M.F. Garkavenko.
Mansion entrepreneur Maiboroda
House was laid in 1906. Construction lasted 4 years, resulting in the original structure, made mostly in the neoclassical style with eclectic interspersed with other styles. Now in this room is City SES.
House of a forest ranger (now - Cherkassy Regional Academic Puppet Theater)
Monument of architecture of the nineteenth century. Belonging to the so-called "exemplary houses", whose author was the architect Alois Rusca.
Lysak House (now - the city planetarium)
One-story building features a beautiful wooden gable roofed and carved inlaid doors, built by local contractor Grabar-Lisak in the 1870's as a private dwelling.
Shukhov Water tower (Hiperboloyidna Tower)
Cherkassy water tower is one of the first hiperboloyidn structures by engineer Vladimir Shukhov built in 1914, when the city used groundwater for water supply.
Regional Council Square
Park is a local landscape heritage "Regional Council Square". The park hosts the only musical fountain in the city.
Monument of Fighters for freedom of Ukraine
The monument has the form of a conical granite obelisk in height of 15 meters. The obelisk holds an oak-guelder rose wreath with the inscription: "Fighters for freedom of Ukraine."
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