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About this place
One of the oldest buildings in Khmelnytskyi is the Oleksandriiske School, which was built in 1904. It was named after Tsarevich Oleksandr. During Soviet times, the building was a school, and in 1986 the city council began to operate in it.
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The building’s architecture has been preserved as fully as possible thanks to repeated restorations. As a result, contemporary visitors can easily imagine what it looked like a century ago.
The value of the address Haharina, 3 is not only that it houses the city’s oldest building, but also that century-old red beeches have been planted here. They grow in front of the building’s main facade. These tree varieties are classified as botanical natural monuments because of their rarity and uniqueness.
Tip:
If you are traveling with your loved one, pay attention to the lovers’ bench located not far from the Oleksandriiske School. Here you can take a memorable photo about a romantic trip to Khmelnytskyi.
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