The «KP» №3 for 2011 was about Pushkin's monuments in our city. Asked where's the last of them came right answers, at 9 Kudryavska street near the Pushkin museum. Our regular reader, the former head of the department of NTB method Vyacheslav Dzyhun indagated it in details.
Water-informational center (Museum of water) is situated at a picturesque location on one of the Kyiv city center’s hills.
The estate of the original light-yellow brick church building of Mary Magdalene bordered (at approximately the site of metro "Polytechnic Institute" now) with the university.
Sundials are the most ancient mechanisms for determination of time. Mechanical clocks are considered to be very complex device. Another thing is sundials: a simple stick and shadow on a flat disc. However, like many antique mechanisms sundial is much more difficult than the mechanical one.
The bell tower of St. Michael's Monastery built in the years 1716-1719 in place of disassembled wooden bell tower in the Ukrainian Baroque style. The bell tower has three tiers and 23 bells.
The traffic artery(from which the main academic building was photographed) has been known as Zhytomyr and Brest-Litovsk highway since the first half of XIX century.
Among the landmarks, surviving in Eastern Europe, world-famous St. Sophia Cathedral is the oldest one. Artists who erected the cathedral and decorated its walls mosaics and frescoes used the techniques that were based on Byzantine traditions.
Our city is beautiful at any time. But most of all visitors gathers here, apparently still in the spring, when the Kyiv white-pink chestnuts are blooming in April, because Kyiv is called the city of chestnuts.
As you know, the sound of the word "Kyiv" in different languages differs a little. But each of the capital fortunate as ours? Unfortunately no.
Recently, foreign students from FIVT checked and secured their knowledge of the political system and activities of public authorities of our country ... in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. Bright practical lessons on jurisprudence held for them lecturer Raisa Pavlovna Kutoriy.
