"Kiev is unimaginable without a podil, like Saint Volodymyr without his cross" is sung in a song about Kiev. This expresses the boundless love for one of the oldest parts of the city. This district was and remains largely an artisan district. The work of the artisans, the trade of the merchants, the gatherings of the city's fathers in the town hall, the prayers in the numerous churches of the different parishes - everything is intertwined in a quarter.
These include the first in Eastern Europe Academy, the bicentennial sundial, the first pharmacy in Kiev, the old nunnery, the first tram in Tsarist Russia, the contract fairs.
Experience the flair of the historic place, where the first Orthodox church was probably before the Christianization of Kievan Rus.
- the oldest educational institution in Eastern Europe
- the Ukrainian Socrat and the Ukrainian Plato
- the former economic center of the city
the replica of the church from the 12th century
- the oldest pharmacy and the cradle of the German community in Kiev
- the old nunnery
- the 17th century church
- the covered food market from the Soviet Union (Attention: Mondays are closed!)
- one of the oldest houses in Podil
- the museum that reports on the tragedy at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant
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