Ukrainian House
Khreschatik 2
Located on the European Square of Kiev, Ukrainian House was originally built in 1978-1982 as a museum to document the life and times of Vladimir Lenin. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1993, the building was renamed and today it is a multi-purpose complex for exhibitions, conferences, symposiums, festivals, concerts and other special. Also referred to as the Ukrayinsky Dim Culture Center, Ukrainian House is an impressive five-storey building featuring white marble and red granite, offering around 8850 square meters of exhibition area. Its position in the city center makes it the ideal venue for a wide range of events and is considered to be an important center of the business, political, civic and cultural life of Ukraine.
- Verkhovna Rada (Parliament Building)
- Museum of Russian Art
- St. Nicholas Cathedral of Intercession (Pokrovsky) Monastery
- Red building of Taras Shevchenko National University
- Monument to Yarorsal The Wise
- Arsenal
- St. Alexander Cathedral
- Saint Andrew's Church
- Monument to Princess Olga
- Kiev City Administration Building