Dnipro is one of Ukraine’s largest cities, known for its history, cultural sights and scenic parks.
Thousands of visitors come each year for its variety and hospitality. Here are five of the most popular places every guest and resident should see.
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- Katerynoslavskyi Boulevard
- Menorah Center
- Hloba Park
- House of Organ and Chamber Music
- Shevchenko Park viewpoint
Katerynoslavskyi Boulevard
One of the city’s main historic streets, named after Catherine II. It is known for architectural monuments, shops, restaurants and cafés, plus museums, theatres and cinemas — a cultural hub.
Menorah Center
A unique cultural and business complex with a Jewish history museum, concert hall, business center, restaurants and a hotel. One of the world’s largest Jewish centers, it reflects centuries of Jewish history in Dnipro and Ukraine. Nearby at Magdeburg Law St. 2 is our Dnipro hostel.
Hloba Park
One of the city’s most popular parks, over 30 hectares, with attractions, rest areas, ponds and fountains, plus a zoo and dolphinarium — a favorite for residents and guests.
House of Organ and Chamber Music
Built in the 19th century as a synagogue and converted in the 1980s into a house of organ and chamber music. Today it hosts concerts and cultural events; the hall’s acoustics and unique organ make every performance memorable.
Shevchenko Park viewpoint
One of the oldest and largest parks in Dnipro, on the right bank of the river, with fine views of the city and the Dnipro. The viewpoint is ideal for photos, romantic walks and fresh air; the park also has monuments, sculptures, attractions and rest areas for all ages.
