“Ukrainian Athens”, and even “little Paris” – that’s how Kirovograd is called by those who love it. And even if it sounds arrogant, believe me, there are foundations for that!

1. Dvortsovaya Street

This is the main pedestrian street of the city. The name of the street seems to take us back to the 18th and 19th centuries. Here you will find many buildings of that era. Walking down the street, do not hide the camera, there is something to take pictures of. Here you will find mansions in neoclassic style. And a beautiful mansion with a rich decor and stucco decorations (by the way, there are legends that there are ghosts). And a building that looks like from a fairy tale.

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Vinnitsa is a very beautiful city with a rich history. Here you can admire the beautiful architecture of the city, visit the sights, which do not have analogous in the whole Ukraine, and in the evening you can watch a colorful light-music show on the water.

1. The Pirogov’s Museum

The museum is open on the territory of the Vishnya Manor, where the last 20 years of his life lived and worked as an outstanding surgeon, anatomist, scientist and teacher Nikolai Ivanovich Pirogov, who is considered to be the founder of military field surgery, as well as the Red Cross Society.

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