Poltava
Poltava is a city in central Ukraine. The landscaped Korpusny Sad square, or Round Square, is home to the Monument of Glory commemorating the 1709 Battle of Poltava. The Poltava Art Museum offers regional art and a children's gallery. The Museum of Local Lore displays folk art and Cossack relics. The Botanical Garden has an arboretum and a flower museum. To the northeast is the Holy Cross Convent, founded in 1650.
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History museum
The Museum of the History of the Poltava Battle is located on the site where a significant battle took place during the Swedish invasion of Russia in July 1709. It offers an authentic experience and has a cozy atmosphere, with a church that is not excessively ornate. The museum can be explored in around 20-40 minutes, depending on whether visitors opt for a guided tour or not.
It was a very sombering feeling that came over me while I was standing on the battlefield 312 years after the battle. I was there in the same weather as all those men that fought and died there in that field. 32 degrees of heat snd clear skies. I can just imagine how it must have smelled of gunpowder and death that day
Johan Gillgren — Google review
Authentic place, not very crowded. Church is not dripping with gold as many other orthodox churches, nice and cozy atmosphere. Takes ±30 minutes to see everything except museum. Miseum is 20-40 minutes depending on whether you want a guided tour.
I recommend visiting the museum with a guided tour, not expensive and interesting.
Nice place. I recommend to visit this place if you're interested in Ukrainian history. There are a lot of interesting things. And at the same time there are a lot of historically important places near museum
Good museum. With soma historical artifacts and 16th century weapon. A good place to know a lot about battles in this area and about the defeat of Carl XII and Mazepa that changed the entire history of Europe for the ages.
Interesting historical place and great exposition but very low service and poor "soviet-style" attitude to a visitors!
Lovely, well put together place. They have a lot of very nice exhibits and history
Great historic place and neat museum with good english translation. Definitely worth visiting.
Shveds'ka Mohyla St, 32, Poltava, Poltava Oblast, Ukraine, 36000•
Local history museum
Museums
Specialty Museums
The Poltava Local Lore Museum, established in 1891 within a former government building, showcases natural history exhibits and local folk art. Situated in the heart of Poltava, this museum offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Visitors can admire the ornate wooden doors and grand first-floor hall with parquet flooring and a massive skylight. The museum boasts an impressive collection of local historical and cultural artifacts.
One of the best attractions in Poltava. I had never wanted to leave the museum: I have found all material exposed particularly interesting, both the oldest and the most recent items. I would have liked to take more pictures too. This museum is absolutely a must if you are visiting Poltava.
Alessandro Lazzarotti — Google review
Even though the museum is small it is still very good. The only issue was that I was not able to read most of the writing still very good. The staff was friendly and the cost for entrance is cheap. Good review of what Ukraine was and went through.
In terms of just the building, it's gorgeous inside and outside. The displays are also really good; starting from the geology, flora, and fauna of the area. Then there are the local history areas and modern times. Well worth a visit.
This is the best museum in Ukraine I’ve been so far!
The price is cheap but it has a lot of historical stuff!
Also it is beautiful!
WOW! This museum goes on and on! One can not imagine the size and collection! You think you’re almost finished and then you realize there’s another section to see! Keeps going. Really an amazing gem. Would love to take many people there! (The roof is super cool too!)
Fantastic place to learn about the history of Poltava and Ukraine. Everyone was very eager to help explain the interesting history to an English-speaking visitor.
This is a very beautiful museum - local friends told us to come here and we had a really great time. The building itself is very beautiful from the outside as well as from the inside. Take your time looking at the ornaments on the wooden doors or sitting down for a moment in the large 1st floor hall with parquet flooring and a massive skylight. Also an amazing collection of local history and cultural assets. Entrance fee is 20 UAH/adult. Sometimes, I believe, on Monday (first of the month?) the entrance is even free.
Unreal place. Been visiting it regularly since early childhood. The expositions are detailed and rare, has a lot of work and love put into it. Even building architecture is amazing. Whether you are local or a tourist, this is one place you shouldn't skip. Highly recommend.
Konstytutsii St, 2, Poltava, Poltava Oblast, Ukraine, 36000•
Art museum
Museums
The Poltava Art Museum is a spacious venue that showcases both classic and contemporary works of art from domestic and international artists. It also features a children's gallery and seasonal garden. The museum boasts a rich ethnographic collection alongside various exhibits, including frozen animals and Chernobyl memories. Visitors typically require 1.5-2 hours to explore the entirety of the museum, which may include paying a fee for taking photographs.
The Poltava Art Museum (Art Gallery) named after M. Yaroshenko is an important cultural institution located in the city of Poltava, Ukraine. The museum specializes in storing, studying and exhibiting collections of Ukrainian and foreign fine arts.
The museum's collection includes thousands of exhibits, including paintings, sculptures, graphics, applied art and other types of creativity. It covers different periods and styles of art, from ancient times to modern times.
The Museum named after M. Yaroshenko often organizes exhibitions, events and educational programs aimed at popularizing art among the general public and supporting creative heritage.
Valerii Rozizdnyi — Google review
I was pleasantly surprised at the variety of works presented at Poltava'a art museum. Their collection is exquisite, comprised of paintings, pottery, textiles, furniture and sculptures. The exhibition is constantly updated with new pieces and there is also usually some kind of show of contemporary works. This place is definitely worth a visit. By the way, photos are not allowed.
Involved Staff, Great Little Collection -- The staff at all corners -- one in every room, it seemed -- were wonderful to me, as if I were their only guest that day, and even though I didn't have much time, and even with some language issues, they were accommodating, not intrusive but helpful, chuckling with me about the distance I'd come to see their museum of beautiful art, with several hidden gems of portraits and landscapes.
It was my first time experience to see Mammoth skeleton. They normally ask money for taking photos :) lots of frozen animals, Chernobyl memories, You need at least 1,5-2 hours to see everything.
Interesting collection, good building and nice staff. If you visit Poltava you will enjoy this museum!
Great museum. You are allowed to take photos
Many intersting art works
(Translated by Google) A gorgeous museum!!!
By chance, we got to a master class on drawing women of different ages, it was incredibly inspiring and interesting.
It is a great combination of lecture and practical experience.
A wonderful teacher, he inspires everyone to experiment with paints. Interesting for both adults and children :)
We were told that every Sunday you can attend such a workshop:)) I highly recommend visiting regardless of the topic.
Thank you!!! They decorated our trip incredibly!!!
(Original)
Шикарний музей!!!
Випадково потрапили на майстер клас з малювання жінки у різному віці, було неймовірно натхненно та цікаво.
Це прекрасна комбінація лекторної частини та практичного досвіду.
Прекрасний викладач, всіх надихає на експерименти з фарбами. Цікаво, як дорослим, так й дітям:)
Нам сказали, що кожної неділі можна потрапити на таку воркшоп:)) дуже раджу відвідати в незалежності від теми.
Дякую!!! Неймовірно прикрасили нашу подорож!!!
Yevropeiska St, 5, Poltava, Poltava Oblast, Ukraine, 36000•
History museum
Museums
Located in the heart of Poltava, the Poltava Museum is a must-visit for history enthusiasts and aviation lovers. It offers a unique opportunity to explore long-range bombers, including the impressive Tu-160, which can only be visited here. The museum showcases former military aircraft and allows visitors to enter four planes. Guided tours are available, providing fascinating insights into the history of Poltava airport during World War II.
I am a fan of aviation so for me it was great. Even though it is small but it's still nice. People working there are also very friendly. I enjoyed my time there.
Nishant Rangra — Google review
Nice place. There are two unique aircrafts - intercontinental bombers (not available in other museums in Ukraine), except other specimens of aircrafts, which are available for viewing. 4 planes are available to enter insede. Photos permitted. But you should navigate to Засядька, 1, Poltava, Poltavska oblast - there is the main entance with the box office. If you just find the place in maps and then navigate, you'll arrive to a very wrong gate by the dirt road - the territory is huge, its an acting military aircraft base, where the museum is placed.
Fantastic museum and exhibition of former military aircraft. Well worth paying the small extra fee to go inside the likes of the TU 160, aka the White Swan. Two planes are free to enter and children can go in those. :)
The English tour guide was really great. If you come to Poltava you need to visit this museum
One of the most underrated museums in the city. The Museum of Heavy Bomber Aviation is a museum of aviation equipment located in Poltava on the territory of the former air base "Poltava-4".
Prior to 2004, the 13th Guards Dnepropetrovsk-Budapest Heavy Bomber Air Division was based at the airbase.
According to the Ukrainian-American Agreement on the Elimination of Strategic Nuclear Weapons, in February 2006 the last Tu-22M3 bomber of the Ukrainian Air Force was destroyed at the Poltava military airfield. For the museum exposition, 2 bombers were retained, several more were brought from other cities.
In 2007, on the territory of the former air base, a museum was created thanks to the enthusiasm of former military pilots.
As of January 2014, the air museum exposition consists of 9 aircraft, air cruise missiles (KSR-2, KSR-5, X-22) and aircraft bombs weighing from 100 to 9000 kg.
Aircraft
Strategic planes - rocket launcher
Tu-160 (according to NATO codes: Blackjack - Dubina) is a nuclear weapon carrier. The most powerful airplane in the world. The only museum exhibit in the world.
Tu-95MS (according to NATO codes: Bear - "Bear"), a nuclear weapon carrier.
Far-flying planes
Tu-22KD (according to NATO codes: Blinder - "Boyfriend"), a nuclear weapon carrier. The first Soviet supersonic bomber.
Tu-22M3 "Alexander Molodchy" (according to NATO codes: Backfire-C - "Reverse Flash-C"), a nuclear weapon carrier.
Tu-16K (according to NATO codes: Badger - "Borsuk"), a nuclear weapon carrier. The first Soviet jet bomber.
Fighters
Su-15UM (according to NATO codes: Flagon - "Big bottle"), Soviet interceptor fighter
Transport aircraft
An-26 (according to NATO codes: Curl - "Vijunkiy")
An-2 (according to NATO codes: Colt - "Losha")
Training aircraft (training and combat aircraft)
Tu-134UBL (according to NATO codes: Crusty-B - Hard-B)
Aero L-29 Dolphin (Aero L-29 Delfin), (according to NATO codes: Maya - Maya)
Aero L-39 Albatross (Aero L-39 Albatros)
Aviation means of defeat and rescue
air bombs weighing from 100 kg to 9 000 kg (models)
In 1994, on the territory of the airbase "Poltava-4", the 50th anniversary of the launch of Frantik Operation , a joint Soviet-American military operation with shuttle flights of American heavy bombers Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, was celebrated for strategic purposes in Nazi Germany and its satellites. During the celebration, the following US Air Force aircraft were represented: ll Douglas KC-10A Extender, Boeing B-52H Stratofortress and B-1B Lancer.
Operation Frantic was a series of seven shuttle bombing operations during World War II conducted by American aircraft based in Great Britain and Southern Italy which then landed at three Soviet airfields in Ukraine. The operation began in June, 1944 and ended in September.
After meeting with Stalin on 2 February 1944, Harriman radioed back that "Stalin approves project limited to 200 bombers and six airfields." In the end only three bases were set up. In haste, the United States Strategic Air Forces in Europe established a headquarters detachment at Poltava Airfield, in Poltava region in the Ukrainian SSR in late April, 1944. Poltava was designated as USAAF Station 559 for security purposes and was thus referred to in all messages and written correspondence. Poltava was one of three Ukrainian installations operated by Headquarters, Eastern Command USAAF. The others were Pyriatyn Airfield (AAF-560) and Myrhorod Airfield (AAF-561). All three bases were situated along the Kharkov-Kiev railway and were already far behind the front. Poltava and Mirgorod were to be used by heavy bombers (B-24 Liberators, B-17 Flying Fortresses), while Piriatyn would be used for long-range escort fighters (P-51 Mustangs, P-38 Lightnings).
Great museum, a must-see place in Poltava to visit. A unique opportunity to see long range bombers from the inside as well as the phenomenal Tu-160 as this is the only place in the world where this aircraft can be visited. Our guide Viktor is phenomenal and the stories about the history of Poltava airport in ww2 are fascinating. All recommendations and be sure to get a guide.
Amazing and interesting museum for those, who are passionate about military aircraft! Very friendly and experienced guide, who actually was a pilot of Tu-142, marine bomber, told us numerous stories and unknown facts, you would never find on the internet! Highly recommend!
Very well taken care of with great displays and artifacts. Very good collection of aircraft.
Lots to see but make sure to get a guide! We had Viktor who is passionate about the subject and speaks good English.
вулиця Олександра Засядька, 1, Poltava, Poltava Oblast, Ukraine, 36007•
5Museum-estate of Ivan Kotlyarevskyi
Museum
Specialty Museums
The Museum-estate of Ivan Kotlyarevskyi in Poltava city is a must-see historical attraction. It showcases the life and works of Ivan Kotlyarevskyi, the renowned author who played a significant role in shaping modern Ukrainian language. The museum offers visitors an opportunity to explore a typical 18th-19th century Poltava house, both inside and out, immersing them in the ambiance of that era.
It's a must-see place while visiting Poltava city. The museum of Ivan Kotlyarevskyi, the founder of modern Ukrainian language and the author of Eneyida, Natalka-Poltavka, Moskal The Magician and others. You will see the Poltava typical house of 18-19 centuries, its interior and exterior and will feel yourself in the spirit of those times.
Alina Digtyar — Google review
Pretty interesting guide! The place for must-visit-list of everyone 👍
Must have historical place when visiting Poltava city
Museum of the founder of modern Ukrainian language
Wery nice
(Translated by Google) A wonderful excursion in a modern presentation - with interesting facts and accents that keep the attention of a tired traveler, with delicate humor, love for the Ukrainian language. I love it. I was lucky with the tour guide.
(Original)
Чудова екскурсія в сучасній подачі - з цікавими фактами і акцентами, що тримають увагу втомленого подорожнього, з делікатним гумором, любов'ю до української мови. Я в захваті. Мені пощастило з екскурсоводом.
(Translated by Google) A small but atmospheric museum. Administrators are very friendly, they will tell and give advice. There are discounts for preferential categories. The territory is guarded by a kind and friendly black cat.
(Original)
Невеликий, проте атмосферний музей. Адміністратори вельми привітні, розкажуть і підкажуть. Є знижки для пільгових категорій. Територію охороняє добрий привітний чорний кіт.
(Translated by Google) The territory is quite well-kept and beautiful. Unfortunately, it was closed and we did not get into the museum itself.
14.10.20. And closed again. Why????
P.S. Finally, 9/03/24. got to the museum. Ticket price UAH 30. Very friendly staff. Interesting, beautiful, well-kept, warm. Thank you!
(Original)
Территория довольно ухоженная и красивая. К сожалению было закрыто и в сам музей не попали.
14.10.20 . И опять закрыто. Почему????
P.S. Нарешті 9.03.24. потрапили до музею. Ціна квитка 30 грн. Дуже привітний персонал. Цікаво, красиво, доглянуто, тепло. Дякуємо!
Top places to eat
1Kozachka
4.4
(1841)
4.0
(169)
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affordable
Ukrainian restaurant
Restaurant
To experience the diverse flavors of Ukrainian cuisine, visit Kozachka, a traditional establishment renowned for its local delicacies. From savory pork dishes like salo to the popular cottage cheese pancakes called syrniki accompanied by sour cream known as smetana, Kozachka offers an array of authentic specialties.
When I come to Poltava, I always go to Kozachka to eat delicious galushky.
“Galushky po-poltavski z kyricei” (Galushkas in Poltava style with chicken) - look no further in the menu, you will be impressed I guarantee.
Generally, this place is a true Ukrainian cuisine one, with local atmosphere and nice stuff.
Artem Afanasiev — Google review
A good restaurant in Poltava with a rich menu of traditional dishes. A big dining room for parties. Separate private rooms for small private party. Food is cooked good. Service needs to improve perhaps be more attentive to customers as often no waitresses in the main restaurant. Manager sitter in one table did not salute customers when left. A better service coordination between appetizers and main course.
Typical Ukrainian cuisine. Very distinctive restaurant with a large garden and several outdoor seating. Staff very helpful. It is located only one km away from the city core. Very good overall rating. Take a look at the prices: you will be amazed.
Nice, but if you wish to save time - preopder dishes by phone. As they cook everything from raw you will wait 30-60 minutes for sure
It's a very great place. Tasty food, kind people, amazing design!
Lovely, delicious, absolutely worth to visit in Poltava: Varenyky, galushky, dumplings...everything of high quality!
The place is certainly for a separate group of people and matching for a pandemic period!)) There are around 10 separate cabins, each of them can be filled with at least 10 persons. Inside you will meet a sophisticated ukrainian style. Overall the place is positive and the dishes r delicious 😋.
Great place IF you have all day. It took 2hours to get our food. There was many guests but only 1 girl that served. She was very polite and nice BUT there should have been more staff.
However the food is GREAT!
Nebesnoi Sotni St, 34, Poltava, Poltava Oblast, Ukraine, 36000•
2Mimino Restaurant and Hotel Complex
4.6
(1123)
4.5
(104)
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Georgian restaurant
Hotel
Mimino is a dining establishment situated in the hotel complex bearing the same name. It offers a delightful selection of Georgian cuisine and is conveniently located near Poltava's city center. The amiable staff will assist you in exploring their menu, ensuring you don't miss out on their delectable shashlyk (grilled skewered meat) and khachapuri (bread filled with cheese).
That's a 5-star restaurant for sure. Wonderful and talented chef will cook amazing dishes of Georgian cuisine and you will be treated with high service. We've had an amazing dinner there., I Recommend this place.
Anastasia Smirnova — Google review
Delicious food ,nicely cooked,clean place.
Tasty Georgian cuisine in Poltava, nice summer terrace.
Nice atmosphere, service and very tasty, Love this place.
Tasty, quickly cooked, service is ok. Prices are average.
Best Georgian cuisine in Poltava
Soup is super delicious
Awsome
Excellent food!
Perfect and tasty!
3Lileya
4.5
(1594)
4.0
(97)
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expensive
Restaurant
Situated in the historic area of Poltava, Lileya is an upscale dining establishment catering to discerning gastronomes. Positioned with panoramic windows, patrons can admire the unique architectural landscape and Vorskla River that grace the city. The venue offers multiple halls available for private bookings and special occasions. For those seeking a pleasant alfresco experience, the outdoor terrace provides a lovely setting with breathtaking views.
Friendly staff.
Tamila was my serve person, she is cool!!! (my recommendation)
Fast meal shipping, mushroom's soup with veal steak awesome.
Cool view, till next time;)
one one — Google review
Nice place with a great view if you ask to eat on outdoor terrace. Food was good but please avoid white dry and semi sweet wines.
It's better to drink water or local beers if you want to drink local
I don’t normally write raving reviews but... OMG the food is amazing! Every dish we had was delicious. Coupled with a view of the whole city and good service this place is one of my top 5 in Ukraine.
Nice place but very poor service. Waited for 22 mins for someone to come take my order. This is my 3rd time here and each time I have to wait for a long time but today was the worst.
Personal - 11/10
Taste - 10/10
Price - 10/10 (you can choose any, from very expensive dish to budget one)
Everything was brilliant!
Great food, really enjoyed it, can't wait to return.
Ukrainian tradition at it's best plus it has a nice view
Very nice Restaurant and very friendly people.
Sobornyi Square, 2, Poltava, Poltava Oblast, Ukraine, 36000•
4Halushka
4.1
(3855)
3.5
(95)
affordable
Restaurant
Halushka is a delightful establishment with a laid-back atmosphere and an impressive selection of Ukrainian delicacies. Their halushki, in particular, are highly recommended and should not be missed when visiting Poltava. The restaurant also offers other dishes such as meat and salad, which were satisfactory. Located in the city centre, Halushka provides a wide variety of traditional Ukrainian cuisine. However, it is important to note that prices here may be on the higher side compared to typical Ukrainian eateries.
This place already has 3,500 reviews, so what can I add? Good food? Yes. Great location? Yes. Service? Um, well, mixed actually.
Both times I went the waitresses were very kind despite the fact I can't speak Ukrainian and they helped me with the menu so that I could then make a choice. But then ran off before asking about something to drink. Thus I got my beer 15 minutes after sitting down, on a day that wasn't really busy. The second time I went I waited an additional 1 hour after ordering food (once said beer arrived). Since other tables had gotten served, more than once, during that time, I assumed my food had been forgotten. After about 90 minutes total I indicated I would like to pay for the one beer (that was long gone) and leave. The friendly waitress said it would be only 5 more minutes. While the food did, in fact, arrive without much more delay after that, I found that the dough of the halushky was under-done, more than al dente, as if they had been boiled for about five minutes.
Total time 1:45 hours. But I hadn't been in a rush in the first place, and got to do plenty of people-watching while I waited.
Ken Welch — Google review
We ordered a few sets of Halushki. Unfortunately we found this piece of a tabletop in one of them ("from chief"), we informed the manager, but all she could do is simply offer a discount. I cannot recommend this venue.
Wide range of ukranian dishes in the city centre. Expensive compared to ukranian prices.
Lovely place, relaxed service, very tasty halushki worth trying while in Poltava! Other food (we ordered some meat and salad) was fine.
Sobornosti St, 27, Poltava, Poltava Oblast, Ukraine, 36000•
4.6
(400)
4.5
(92)
expensive
Restaurant
In the early morning, it is recommended to visit Shade Meat & Wine Cafe in Poltava for a delightful experience. This establishment offers excellent cuisine and a wide range of menu options. The quality and presentation of the food are exceptional, especially their beef steaks which are known for being delicious. The staff is friendly and accommodating, with some members proficient in English. The atmosphere of the restaurant is pleasant, making it an enjoyable place to have a late breakfast or any meal throughout the day.
We ate here many times during our 1 month stay. Everything we tried was fantastic. All very flavorful and well balanced. Bonus, none of our meals had hair in them. Which is something I can only say for one other restaurants in Ukraine.
Crystal — Google review
US review. The food here is very good. The steaks are US beef and good. The other options on the menu are great. Quality and presentation are excellent. The staff is friendly and one or two English speakers ++++. I recommend the resturant to anyone.
Amazing food and excellent atmosphere. Work colleagues brought me here.
Friendly staff
Delicious food and cocktails 👍🏻 Can definitely recommend
Amazing place with perfect steaks and good wines!
Recommend pork steak for men - big and tasty
Great food you will find
Great place to grab a bite and connect with colleagues
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