The Kiev Literary and Memorial Museum-Apartment of Nikolai Bazhan is an apartment turned into a museum, in which the famous Ukrainian poet, translator, and public figure Nikolai Bazhan lived for about 40 years. The museum was opened on October 26, 2004, according to the will of his wife N. Bazhan-Lauer. Bazhan’s memorial apartment is located … Read more
In the mid-15th century, next to the existing temple building, the Armenian Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary was located. On August 17, 1651, the army of the Lithuanian hetman Janusz Radziwill burst into Kyiv, as a result of which the Armenian church was burned – the remains of its foundations were explored … Read more
The museum is located in a house-monument of architecture of the 19th century, built in 1870 according to the design of the architect Alexander Schiele (water tower/water museum, Hotel Prague). Since 1871, this house housed the Pavel Galagan Collegium, which was considered one of the best private educational institutions in the city. Representatives of Ukrainian … Read more
This museum is located in a building that is a sensitive facility. For this reason, there is no free access to the SBU museum and you can visit it only if you send a request to the SBU press service and receive their consent. This article is for informational purposes only, the address of the … Read more
In the calm and quiet shade of the trees Pushkin Park there are 2 churches: St. Agapit of Pechersk and St. Luke of Crimea. The history of these temples began with a small article in the newspaper “Evening Kyiv” entitled “Where are the origins without spirituality?”, in which four students of the Kyiv Medical Institute … Read more
The Monument of Eternal Glory at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Kiev is a monument in honor of the soldiers who died in the Great Patriotic War, created according to the design of Abraham Miletsky (also known for his projects such as: Salyut Hotel, Kiev Crematorium, memory park at the Baikovo cemetery, Landscape … Read more