As we know, according to the official account, our beloved city was liberated from the… Read the postPhotos of Kharkiv from Late August 1943
The Monument to Vasily Karazin (1905) is a remarkable sculpture with an interesting history. It’s… Read the postMonument to Vasily Karazin
On this bright day of Christ’s Resurrection, many of us will be congratulating one another… Read the postCongratulations, Kharkiv-style
Very soon, many of us will be celebrating the joyous feast of Christ’s Resurrection. An… Read the postA Little About Slobozhansky Pysanka
The building at Chernyshevska Street, 66, built in the “Romantic Art Nouveau” style in 1912,… Read the postPitra’s Apartment Building
In early 2016, the remains of the “Olympia” Hotel and other abandoned buildings on Lopatins’kyi… Read the postThe ruins of the Olympia Hotel and Kharkiv’s Podil neighborhood
On November 20, 1860, Major General Alexei Petrovich Akhmatov, a member of His Majesty’s Retinue,… Read the postA Little About Akhmatov's Kharkiv
The village of Vasilevka lies on the banks of the Grun River in the Lebedinsky… Read the postLost Estates of Slobozhanshchyna: Vasilevka
There was a time when the name of Nikolai Karazin—a nobleman from the Kharkiv Governorate,… Read the postAn Interview with the Great-Grandson
Sometimes it’s really worth taking a stroll through the courtyards of Kharkiv. Surrounded by tall… Read the postA mansion in the courtyard of the “Salamandra” apartment building