Derzhprom - House of the State of Industry, located in the central square of the Kharkiv city - Dzerzhinsky Square (1998 – Freedom Square). An architectural monument in the style of constructivism.
House with Chimeras (1912-1914) - an architectural monument of Kharkiv in the Art Nouveau style with elements of English Gothic. Architects Building V. Pokrovsky, P. Velichko. Located on the street Chernyshevskaya, 79.
Fountain "Zerkalnaya Struya" (“Mirror Stream” in eng.) - one of the"visiting cards"of the city. The fountain was built in 1947 in honor of the Soviet people's victory in the Great Patriotic War. It is on the street opposite the Opera House Sumy. Summer at the foot of this facility from the pool water pours smooth, broad band, which gave him this name. At night, lighting changes color every few seconds and it seems that he poured all the colors of the rainbow.
Cathedral Pokrova of the Blessed Virgin - the oldest surviving buildings in Kharkov. Stone building Pokrovsky Cathedral was built by the Cossacks outside the then boundaries of the fortress, near its northern wall in 1689 - instead of the wooden Church of Intercession (known since 1659). In the same church in 1689 consecrated by Metropolitan Abraham.
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Derzhprom - House of the State of Industry, located in the central square of the Kharkiv city - Dzerzhinsky Square (1998 – Freedom Square). An architectural monument in the style of constructivism.
Fountain "Zerkalnaya Struya" (“Mirror Stream” in eng.) - one of the"visiting cards"of the city. The fountain was built in 1947 in honor of the Soviet people's victory in the Great Patriotic War. It is on the street opposite the Opera House Sumy. Summer at the foot of this facility from the pool water pours smooth, broad band, which gave him this name. At night, lighting changes color every few seconds and it seems that he poured all the colors of the rainbow.
Cathedral Pokrova of the Blessed Virgin - the oldest surviving buildings in Kharkov. Stone building Pokrovsky Cathedral was built by the Cossacks outside the then boundaries of the fortress, near its northern wall in 1689 - instead of the wooden Church of Intercession (known since 1659). In the same church in 1689 consecrated by Metropolitan Abraham.
