Historical center

Vinnytsia is a cozy city with a deep history, unique Podillya gastronomy and European comfort. It is easy to spend time here, discovering new locations and tastes, taking a break from unnecessary noise, slowing down and finding inspiration for new achievements.

To better understand Vinnytsia, it is worth seeing it from different angles. From the observation deck of the main symbol of the city – the Artynov Tower, from the depths of the Capuchin dungeons, from the comfortable seat of a Swiss tram, from the second floor of a convertible sightseeing bus and even from a gondola that can be used to travel along the Southern Bug.

Interesting Facts

Vinnytsia is the easternmost point of the famous European tourist route - the Way of St. James (Camino de Santiago). The Ukrainian section called Camino Podolico leads from Vinnytsia to Kamianets-Podilskyi and is more than 250 km long.

Vinnytsia is associated with such world-class figures as writer Mykhailo Kotsiubynskyi and physician Mykola Pirogov. The embalmed body of the latter is still preserved in the unique local church-necropolis.

One of the business cards of Vinnitsa is the Roshen Fountain - the only one in Ukraine and the largest floating fountain in Europe, built in the course of the Southern Bug River

The city stores and exhibits unique collections of Ukrainian stamps (Yakov Balaban Museum of Ukrainian Stamps), transport models and miniatures (Museum of Transport Models), as well as antique watches (Museum-Coffee House "Mr. Zavarkin and Son")

Tourist routes and excursions

Walking on "Tourist steam engine" in the center of Vinnytsia.

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A walk to the historic center of Vinnytsia is the best way to get to know the city

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"Excursion park minimyat" Min-Vinnitsa " (Central Park)

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A boat ride along the Southern Bug River to the Sabarov is a unique opportunity to enjoy the picturesque nature of Podillya.

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Walk to the historic center of Vinnitsa on the sightseeing tram

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Vinnytsya is the capital of the UPR. The route is dedicated to the era of the Ukrainian Revolution of 1917-1921.

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Events throughout the year

January

Еvents for the Day of Unity of Ukraine

February

Memorial events to honor the memory of the Heroes of the Heavenly Hundred and the anniversary of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation into the territory of Ukraine

March