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Kyiv is an open and inclusive city that welcomes everyone who comes here, regardless of origin, language or history. It is a big home where everyone can find their place: a native, a migrant, a guest from abroad or a tourist. There is no division here into “their own” and “strangers” – the city creates a space for equal opportunities, support and mutual respect.

The capital of Ukraine stands as the heart of the country and a symbol of unity, combining ancient history and modern meanings. It offers not only architecture and culture, but also a special atmosphere of mutual care, shelter and new beginnings. “The city of everyone” is Kyiv, where you can feel at home even when you come here for the first time, and which always remains a part of the life of those who have touched its rhythm at least once.

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Kyiv Palace of Children and Youth

Kyiv Palace of Children and Youth
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The Kyiv Palace of Children and Youth has a long history: founded in 1934, it survived evacuation, Nazi occupation, and resumed operations six days after the liberation of Kyiv in November 1943. The modern building on this site appeared in 1965 — it was designed by a team of architects led by Avraam Miletsky and Eduard Bilsky. The three-story complex is designed to accommodate 2,500 children at the same time: 130 rooms for clubs and laboratories, cinema and concert halls. The idea was ambitious — to create a real cultural and educational temple for youth.

It is worth knowing that until 1934, the St. Nicholas Military Cathedral stood on this site, built in 1696 and demolished by the decision of the Soviet authorities. In front of the palace is a decorative pool with an area of ​​650 m² and a 50-meter flagpole, and on June 1, 2019, the restored fountain complex “Dawns and Constellations” was opened here – the work of artists Volodymyr Melnychenko and Ada Rybachuk, which had not been in operation for over forty years.