Zhytomyr Region

Zhytomyr

Zhytomyr

Zhytomyr is a pearl of Polissia, an old city set on three rocks and surrounded by ancient forests. Its interesting history, exquisite architectural landmarks, unique nature, and welcoming atmosphere attract thousands of tourists every year. People come here to relax and enjoy the beauty of the local landscapes, immerse themselves in the greenery of the local parks, or learn something interesting on a tour of the only space museum in Ukraine.

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The history of Zhytomyr began in 884. At first, it was a small city that in the 10th century was part of Kyivan Rus. After the devastating Mongol-Tatar attack, it passed to the Lithuanian princes. By the 15th century, Zhytomyr had become one of the largest cities of the Polish-Lithuanian state. And while it was once a huge trade and industrial center, today it is one of the best-known places for leisure.

Zhytomyr is a unique city that impresses with the beauty of its old architectural landmarks. The Transfiguration Cathedral will amaze you with its grandeur and size, St. Sophia Church will be remembered for its original architectural appearance, and the luxurious Bishops' Palace will impress with the beauty of artworks by outstanding European masters. The city has many places where you can relax well, stroll among numerous squares, or simply admire the beauty of the views from the suspension bridge. That is why a visit to Zhytomyr gives guests a wonderful opportunity for rest, new impressions, and memories.

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