What's interesting about Ukraine?

Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, is located in the middle of Ukraine, on both sides of the Dnieper River. It is the national political, economic, cultural and scientific center of Ukraine. This quiet and peaceful city has a long history, trees and beautiful scenery. Dozens of boulevards, hundreds of street gardens and lawns, and modern buildings are hidden among green trees and flowers, so Kiev has won the reputation of "Garden City".

2. Chernobyl Museum

As we all know, the worst nuclear power plant accident in history was the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident on April 26, 1986. A large number of radioactive substances are released into the environment, which has a very serious impact on human beings, creatures and land. If you want to better understand this huge accident and its great impact, you should visit the Chernobyl Museum in Ukraine. The Chernobyl Museum in Ukraine is located in Kiev and was founded in 1992. It's not very big, but there are tourists everywhere. The museum has collected nearly 7000 documents, maps, pictures and some physical exhibits, telling visitors about the world's biggest nuclear accident from all sides.

3. Kiev Patriotic War Memorial Hall

Kiev Patriotic War Memorial Hall is located in Petritsch District, Kiev, Ukraine, on the right bank of the ancient Dnieper River. It was established to commemorate the Great Patriotic War (Soviet-German War) 194 1 to 1945. It was opened on 198 1 and has been well received by tourists. The Great Patriotic War Memorial Hall is one of the largest museums in Ukraine! The collection can reach 300 thousand, and the 62-meter-high statue of "Motherland-Mother" outside the museum has become one of the most famous landmarks in Kiev. The right hand and left hand of the statue hold high the shield and sword respectively, symbolizing the confidence and determination of the Ukrainian people to defend their motherland. Outside the museum is a group of magnificent sculpture and architectural art groups, which show the pictures of soldiers using resistance during the war.

4. Lviv Historical Center

The historical center of Lviv was built in the late Middle Ages and flourished as a political, religious and commercial center for centuries. The urban topography of the Middle Ages has been well preserved, especially the evidence reflecting the different nationalities living here. Lviv's urban architecture is the representative of the integration of architecture and art in Eastern Europe, Italy and Germany. There are also many exquisite baroque buildings and their subsequent buildings. Lviv's political and commercial position attracted many pagans with different cultural and religious traditions, and they established social groups that are still interdependent, which is very special in cities. Among the numerous historical heritages of Lviv, the Lviv Opera and Ballet Theatre built at 1900 is the most proud of Lviv.

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