Vydubetsky monastery
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Vydubetsky Monastery was founded by Prince Vsevolod, the son of Prince Yaroslav the Wise and father of Vladimir Monomakh, between 1070 and 1077. The monastery controlled the ferry across the Dnipro River. Many of the best scholars of Kievan- Rus lived and worked in the monastery. Among them, chroniclers Sylvester and Moisey, made a great contribution to writing 'The Story of Bygone Years'. Only a few churches of this monastery have survived over the centuries.
- The Church of the Epiphany
- National Bank of Ukraine
- Theodore of Amasea Church
- The Church of Theodosius of the Caves
- Monument to Mykhail Hrushevsky
- House of Peter I
- One Street Museum
- The Castle of Richard the Lionheart
- The Trinity Monastery of St. Jonas
- Maryinskiy Park
- Monument to Yarorsal The Wise
- The building of the Presidential Administration of Ukraine
- The building of Telegraph
- National Opera
- Red building of Taras Shevchenko National University
- The Puppet Theatre of Kiev
- Bessarabian Market
- The former Institute for Noble Maidens
- Church of John the Baptist
- Verkhovna Rada (Parliament Building)