Dnipro Art Museum

The Dnipro Art Museum was founded in 1914. Since then, the museum’s collection has gradually been expanded with works not only by Ukrainian and Russian artists, but also by works by Western European masters. In 1936, the honored art figure I. Borodskyi donated more than 300 of his works to the museum, which became the basis of the exhibitions on display.

The museum’s thematic halls are divided by era. They are spread across three floors. The displays include not only paintings, but also sculptures, graphics, and decorative and applied art objects.

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The museum regularly hosts a variety of exhibitions, lectures, guided tours, optional and club classes, talks, and other cultural events. So it will be interesting here for both schoolchildren and adults.

Interesting facts:

• During the Great Patriotic War, about 1000 exhibits were destroyed in the museum.
• The museum’s current collection has more than 8.5 thousand works of art dated to the 16th-21st centuries.
• You can confirm the uniqueness of the museum’s collection thanks to the virtual 3D tour.

Tip:

The museum’s opening hours change depending on various circumstances, so it is better to check the days and opening times on the museum’s website, in the section “News”.

Ticket prices: from 15 to 60 UAH (details on the website).

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