A complete list of interesting, unusual, romantic, secret and popular places that are located near Khreshchatyk station
The house at 25 Khreshchatyk Street (popular names: house with a star, friendship) is a three-section (2 sections of 9 floors and one of 15 floors) brick residential building, built in 1954. The architecture of the house is designed in the style of Stalinist high-rise buildings. On the ground floor of the house until 2010, … Read more
The office of the State Commercial Bank of Russia in Kyiv was founded in 1839. Over time, a large two-story Empire style house on Institutskaya Street, which belonged to the Kyiv nobility, was purchased for her. Later, the Kiev office of the State Bank of Russia was located here, which was created in 1860 on … Read more
One of the most famous and popular Soviet actors was not given the title of People’s Artist for a long time; he did not receive a professional theater education, but this did not prevent him from forever inscribing his name in the history of world cinema. Nikolai Yakovchenko was born in the city of Pryluky … Read more
The Shleifer mansion is an architectural and historical monument, located on the corner of Institutskaya and Sadovaya streets. Initially, the mansion was two-story, in Art Nouveau style, adjacent to a five-story apartment building. The houses had separate front entrances. The original drawings of both buildings have been preserved. The mansion was built in 1909 by … Read more
The house is located on the territory of the former Meringa estate (at one time it was called “Kiev Paris”, since after the construction of the estate such famous buildings appeared here as: house with chimeras, Ivan Franko Theater, as well as theaters, circuses, hotels and apartment buildings that were destroyed during the Great Patriotic … Read more
The House of the “Weeping Widow” is an architectural monument of local importance, which was built in 1908 according to the design of the architect Eduard Bradtman (was also built according to his design Ivan Franko Theater, Kiev Conservatory, house of Baron Gesselbein) in the early modern style for the Poltava merchant of the 2nd … Read more