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Zaporizhzhia
Zaporizhzhia is one of Ukraine's largest cities and the administrative center of Zaporizhzhia Oblast. Located on the banks of the Dnipro River, it is renowned as the cradle of the Ukrainian Cossacks thanks to Khortytsia Island and is also an important industrial, cultural, and tourist center.
The National Reserve «Khortytsia» is an unique memorial of nature, culture and history of Zaporizhzhia Cossacks.
The museum of retro cars «Phaeton» is the only full-fledged automobile museum in Ukraine.
The Weapons History Museum has one of the largest private collections of weapons, gathered from five continents.
Zaporizhzhia's oak is a unique tourist, botanical reminder of the ancient oak forests's nature, that are not less than 700 years old.
Museum of shipping «Seagull» is located on Khortytsia island. 1999 surface raised the main exhibit of the museum – Cossack gulls.
Tourist complex «Skyphsky stan» (Scythian Camp) – one of the most outstanding memorial and tourist complexes on the island of Khortytsia.
Vasilivsky castle or Popov's Manor - is a palace and park complex in Vasilivka, on the basis of which a historic-architectural museum-reserve «Manor Popov» was created.
The monument to Sviatoslav the Brave is the face of the history of the city Zaporizhzhia and Ukraine. 5-meter bronze monument is installed on one of the possible places of the prince's death in 972.
The Mill of Nibur is one of the buildings of the Mennonite Age, which was the industrial center of the old Oleksandrivsk.
The «round house» is covered with many legends connected with the form of its construction, which is made in the form of the letter «S» and can symbolize the first letter in the word «Stalin».
Pavilion dispensary «Zaporizhstal» is one of the most favorite places for leisure people. Traditionally, the newlyweds come here to celebrate the wedding day.
Zaporizhstal is one of the leading enterprises in the metallurgical industry of Ukraine and is part of a large mining and metallurgical company.
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