Free Walking Sightseeing Tour #2 in Poltava, Ukraine

The Soldier's Glory Memorial Complex is a memorial complex in Poltava. It was erected in 1969 on the territory of the Ivan Kotlyarevsky Park, on the site of the Old City Cemetery.

Wikipedia: Меморіальний комплекс Солдатської Слави (Полтава) (UK)

The monument to Mykola Sklifosovsky in Poltava is a monument to the outstanding Ukrainian surgeon Mykola Vasilyevich Sklifosovsky (1836-1904) in the regional center of Ukraine, the city of Poltava, where he lived and worked in the last years of his life.

Wikipedia: Пам'ятник Миколі Скліфосовському (Полтава) (UK)

The Monument to the Unconquered Poltava Residents is a monument in Poltava in honor of the members of the Komsomol youth group "Unconquered Poltava Woman". The monument was unveiled on October 28, 1967 on Ivan Kotlyarevsky Boulevard.

Wikipedia: Пам'ятник нескореним полтавчанам (UK)

Paman Ivan Kotlyarevsky in Poltava - the first monument to the Ukrainian writer, poet, playwright and public figure, founder of contemporary Ukrainian literature Ivan Petrovich Kotlyarevsky (1769-1838) in the regional center of Ukraine in Poltava, where he was born and lived most of his life and lived a majority , including on the slope of years.

Wikipedia: Пам'ятник Івану Котляревському (Полтава) (UK)

The Monument to Nikolai Gogol is a monument in honor of the writer Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol (1809-1852) in Poltava. The monument was erected in March 1934 at the intersection of Nebesnoi Sotni and Gogol streets.

Wikipedia: Пам'ятник Миколі Гоголю (Полтава) (UK)

Marusi Churai monument is a monument in Poltava, dedicated to a semi -legendary poet and singer Marusi Churai.

Wikipedia: Пам'ятник Марусі Чурай (Полтава) (UK)

Poltava Academic Regional Ukrainian Music and Drama Theater named after M. V. Gogol is a regional academic drama theater in the city of Poltava, the main theater stage of the region.

Wikipedia: Полтавський академічний обласний український музично-драматичний театр імені Миколи Гоголя (UK), Website

The Museum-Estate of Ivan Kotlyarevsky is a memorial complex in Poltava based on the estate where the founder of the new Ukrainian literature, Ivan Petrovich Kotlyarevsky, was born in 1769. The estate-museum, which is a branch of the Poltava Literary and Memorial Museum of I. P. Kotlyarevsky, is located next to the Assumption Cathedral, which is on the square of the same name, on Ivanova Hill named after the writer. The estate is included in the State Register of Immovable Monuments of Ukraine in the status of a monument of national importance.

Wikipedia: Музей-садиба Івана Котляревського (UK)

The White Gazebo (officially the Rotunda of Friendship of Peoples in the USSR) is an original monument in the form of a gazebo with a colonnade in the city of Poltava, built for the first time in 1909 in honor of the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Poltava; One of the symbols of the city.

Wikipedia: Біла альтанка (UK)

A commemorative sign to Poltava dumplings, or a monument to dumplings, is a symbolic memorial sign in honor of the traditional Ukrainian cuisine dish for the Poltava region - dumplings, in Poltava, one of the city symbols, the personification of generosity and well-being.

Wikipedia: Пам'ятний знак полтавській галушці (UK)

The monument to Ivan Mazepa in Poltava is a monument to the Ukrainian hetman Ivan Stepanovich Mazepa, erected in Poltava on the Cathedral Square near the Holy Dormition Cathedral.

Wikipedia: Пам'ятник Івану Мазепі (Полтава) (UK)

The monument to Peter I is a monument at the site of Peter I in Poltava. The monument was erected in 1849 near the Savior Church at the corner of Spassky and Philip Orlyk.

Wikipedia: Пам'ятник на місці відпочинку Петра I (UK)

The Church of the Savior is a church in Poltava, a monument of history and architecture, located in the square between Pylypa Orlyka Street and Sobornosti Street.

Wikipedia: Спаська церква (Полтава) (UK)

The Vasyl Krychevsky Poltav Museum of Local Lore is a local history museum in the city of Poltava, Poltava region, Ukraine. It was founded in 1891.

Wikipedia: Полтавський краєзнавчий музей (UK)

The monument to Taras Shevchenko in Poltava is a monument to the great Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko in the city of Poltava.

Wikipedia: Пам'ятник Тарасові Шевченку (Полтава) (UK)

Birch Grove is a botanical natural monument of local importance in Ukraine. It is located in the city of Poltava, at the intersection of Pushkin and Mishchenko streets.

Wikipedia: Березовий гай (Полтава) (UK)

The Poltava Aviation and Space Museum is a unique museum of aviation and rocket-space themes in Poltava. The building of the Museum of Aviation and Astronautics is included in the list of monuments of national importance.

Wikipedia: Полтавський музей авіації та космонавтики (UK), Website

The monument to the glorious defenders of Poltava and the commandant of the fortress Alexei Kelin is a monument in honor of the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Poltava in Poltava. The monument was erected on June 27, 1909 on the site of the 4th bastion of the Poltava fortress. It is located at the corner of Pervomaiskoy Avenue, Shevchenko and Sadovaya streets. The monument is a granite obelisk on a pedestal. On the obelisk there is a bronze old coat of arms of Poltava, at the foot there is a bronze figure of a lion, on the pedestal there are plaques with memorial inscriptions. Until 1918, the monument was crowned with a bronze sculpture of a double-headed eagle. It is surrounded by a fence of balls-cores, which are interconnected by a chain. The authors are architect O. O. Bilderling, sculptor O. L. Ober. During the Nazi occupation, the bronze parts were taken to Germany. In 1947-1949, they were re-cast in Leningrad and installed, the height of the monument was increased. It was restored in 1949.

Wikipedia: Пам'ятник славним захисникам Полтави і коменданту фортеці Олексію Келіну (UK), Website

Poltava Literary-Memorial Museum of V. Korolenko is a museum in Poltava. It is located in the green zone of the Shevchenkivskyi district on a street also named after the democratic writer, progressive public figure and humanist of the early 20th century Volodymyr Korolenko.

Wikipedia: Полтавський літературно-меморіальний музей В. Короленка (UK)