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1. Vladimir Dahl's House
2. Hotel Ukraina
3. Dytynets
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By macsterling - Kyiv (Kiev), Ukraine
Beautiful park in Chernihiv. Parking was easy and access to the sites was easy too. The park has many buildings to check out and some of the views are great.
4. Usadba Sukhanovykh-Sumovskikh
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
Now it is the Institute of Applied Physics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine The architectural ensemble of three brick buildings was erected in 1895 at the expense of Mykola Sukhanov. An "English" garden-park with a wooden gazebo and a flower garden was laid during the construction. This small palace was built as a private family estate. During the Civil War, part of the collection of Kyiv industrialist Oscar Hansen was kept here – porcelain tableware and paintings. After the establishment of Soviet rule, the estate with the art gallery was twice nationalized and twice returned to the owners of the estate: the first time by the Central Rada in 1918, and the second time by the Denikins in 1919. Now in the premises of this complex is the Institute of Applied Physics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.
5. Armenian street
6. Bandinelli Palace
7. Alexander Gymnasium Sumy City Council
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
8. Countess Shterich's Palace
9. The Holy Dormition Kyiv Caves Lavra
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4.5 based on 3,739 reviews
Built by Kiev monks back in 1051, this striking building is the most holy place in the Ukraine. The caves on the property serve as burial grounds for monks.
Reviewed By timfH8872SN - Alpharetta, United States
This is not just a nice old cathedral. This is a HUGE complex of several cathedrals, chapels, dormitories for monks, and CAVES !! It's actually called the Monastery above the caves. It's about 1,000 years old, started by a couple of monks who lived in the caves along the Dnipro river, and it grew into this HUGE monastery complex that will take you ALL DAY to walk around and still only see half of it ! You can even go through tours of the many caves that are under it, where the monks used to live and do whatever monks do. The Cathedrals are ornate beyond belief....the carvings, the gold leaf, the size.....is incredible and breathtaking. I wasn't really excited about going to it, but my friend insisted, and I am very happy I went. It is called the Vatican of Eastern Europe, but I think it is bigger ! You won't believe this place. It is not boring. We saw a wedding being performed, monks walking around, etc. Also, the cafe is nice and a good place to try some authentic Borscht.
10. Khotyn Fortress
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4.5 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By sanyaj198 - Jaipur, India
Entry fee would be 75 uah for locals and outsiders and for students it is 35 uah . Fort is located on the river bank so it's cold here. You can enjoy the history of the fort and stuff used are displayed inside the museum .
