Petrovsky dump
Dumps in Kryvyi Rih are the consequences of man-made mining activities. Today they are used as view points.
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Dumps in Kryvyi Rih are the consequences of man-made mining activities. Today they are used as view points.
The Hannivsky iron ore quarry is the second longest in Ukraine. Its length reaches more than 5 kilometers and depth reaches 275 meters!
Fedor Mershavtsev Park is one of the oldest parks in Kryvyi Rih, a monument of landscape art. Named after the founder, nobleman, participant in the Crimean War Mershavtsev.
This location is defined as a must see in all tourist selections about Kryvyi Rih. But ecologists are sounding the alarm because they believe that such "wonders of nature" threaten the ecosystem of the Dnieper.
Taras Shevchenko City Theater of Drama and Musical Comedy is a theater in Kryvyi Rih that has staged performances in Russian, as well as in Ukrainian, since 1931.
St. Tykhvyn Monastery of Dnipro is the only monastery located in the regional center.
Taras Shevchenko Central park of culture and rest (known as Potemkin Garden until 1925) is the central and oldest park in Dnipro. The park consists of the mainland and its part on the Monastery Island.
Holy Trinity Cathedral – the Orthodox Cathedral of the UOC of Moscow Patriarchy in the city of Dnipro, built in the XIX century by the project of Ludwig Charlemagne-Bode and Peter Visconti. Throughout the XIX century it was called the Trinity Church, then the Church of the Descent of the Holy Spirit.
Diorama "Battle for the Dnipro" is a diorama in the Dnipro, opened in 1975 to the 30th anniversary of the Victory in the Second World War.
Memorial House-Museum of Academician Dmitry Ivanovich Yavornitsky is one of six branches of the Dnepropetrovsk Historical Museum, which includes the house of historian, archaeologist, famous figure researcher of the Zaporozhye Cossacks Dmitry Yavornitsky.
Jewish Memory and Holocaust in Ukraine Museum is the world’s third largest memorial complex area dedicated to the Holocaust. The museum occupies three floors of the Menorah Center and comprises four main halls. Total exposition area is about 3000 sq.m.
The Transfiguration Cathedral of the Dnieper is one of the cathedrals of the Dnepropetrovsk Diocese (formerly Ekaterinoslavskaya) of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, consecrated in honor of the Transfiguration of the Lord.
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