A complete list of interesting, unusual, romantic, secret and popular places that are located near Dorozhychi station
Ukrainian State Institute for Design of Food Industry Enterprises “Ukrgipropishcheprom” was founded in 1943. Performed the functions of the main institute for the design of enterprises in the yeast and salt industries. The Ukrgipropishcheprom Institute, with 75 years of experience, was, until its closure in 2018, the largest institute in Ukraine for the design of … Read more
The idea of building a temple on the territory of Kyiv Regional Hospital No. 1 belonged to the chief physician Nikolai Ankin and the rector of the local Orthodox community, Protodeacon Vasily Ozimchuk. On December 17, 2008, on the day of remembrance of the Holy Great Martyr Barbara, the head of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church … Read more
In 1887, a small chapel was built at the Lukyanovsky cemetery, but over time it became insufficient – it could not meet the existing needs of the parish. Therefore, in 1910, Colonel Ivan Mirovich offered to convert the chapel into a church at his own expense, but only on one condition – the temple would … Read more
The triangle-shaped area was formed here long before the creation of the park. In 1891, a chapel was opened here in honor of a certain event. In October 1888, Emperor Alexander III, returning with his family from Crimea to St. Petersburg, almost became a victim of a train accident near Kharkov – the train in … Read more
On the border of Kirillovskaya Grove and Babi Yar a dense “wall” of tall trees hides another abandoned object in Kyiv – the unfinished building of the Institute of Social and Forensic Psychiatry and Narcology. The unfinished building has no history as such, so we can only make do with assumptions. In all likelihood, the … Read more
The Museum of Television of the National Television Company of Ukraine opened on November 16, 2006 on the 55th anniversary of Ukrainian television. This is the only museum in the country dedicated to television. The founders of the museum were television workers who stood at the origins of professional television broadcasting in Ukraine and worked … Read more