Chernivtsi

Built in 1892-4, in Neogothic style.

Built in 1873.

Mordko and Taubi Kron Synagogue, built in the late 19th century, in neo-Romanesque style.

- Completed in 1853.

Built in 1923. Well preserved. Of particular value are its internal painting by a local artist. From 1959 to 1994, it was the only functioning synagogue in the city.

Since 1959 a cinema. Renaissance and Gothic-style with exotic Moorish motifs.

Built in the early 20th century, in the Moorish style. In 1952 was adapted for the gym. Now the building was restored, the facade has retained its old form.

Built on the initiative of Metropolitan Gakman E. in 1860, in the neo-Renaissance style. There is a monumental dome, height of 46 m.

- Built in the late 19th century, through application of the missionaries of the Society of Jesus.

The 1st stone Greek Catholic church in Austrian times was called the Russian Church (i.e., the Ruthenian - Ukrainian).

Built in 1787-1814. Rebuilt in 1814 on the personal order of the Austrian Emperor Joseph II. after visited the city. Reconstructed in 1910. One of the few Catholic churches which survived the Soviet era. Almost fully preserved interiors.

Built in the 1810s.

Part of the former Catholic monastery of the St. Urshuliia Leduhovska

Bukovinian style. Built in 1607. It is one of the earliest sites of wooden architecture in Bukovina. 1996 was restored.

Built in the 1900s.

Built in the 1900s.

Built in 1884.

1878.

1783.

Built in the 1890s.

Dedicated to local history and natural history.

Exhibits local art from the 19th and 20th centuries as well as regional applied arts.

The Museum of Bukovynian Jewish History and Culture invites you to make a trip through time and feel the atmosphere of Jewish life in Bukovina in 1774-1941. The exhibition reflects the foundation, expansion and latterly decline of the Jewish community in the area. You’ll get the opportunity to see the unique documents and materials, authentic objects of the everyday life, exhibits of sacred objects and also you’ll get to know about the rich Jewish architectural heritage of the region.

This museum focuses on the Ukrainian emigration from Bukovina, but also shows some cultural exponents from the German diaspora in Chernivtsi.

Outdoor architectural complex of traditional wooden buildings from Bukovina region, from 17th-20th centuries.

Built in 1901 by architect Aizenberg for Bukovyna savings bank. Viennese Art Nouveau style.

Built in the early 20th century in the neoclassical style.

Other unit? Vul. Dimitrova ( Димитрова вул.), 5.

Built in 1813.

Built in 1890s.

Now a medical student dormitory.

Built in 1875. Designed by the architect von Glaubits, with the participation of the Czech architect Y. Glávka in 1871-1873 years.

Constructed in 1904-1906 years. Now a seat of state administration.

Built in 1901.

Built between 1871 and 73.

Built in 1907.

Built in 1956.

Founded in 1905.

The building form resembling a ship (for Bukovynian dialect "Shyfa").

This was the first stone apartment building in Chernivtsi.

Today it is a palace of culture.

Built in 1899.

The facade is decorated with coat of arms. Daily, the 50-foot clock tower rises trumpeter in folk Bukovynian costume and exactly at midday melody plays from the balcony of the song "Marichka" - a musical business card Bukovyna.

State historical-architectural preserve.

Three-level cave.

Built in 1560.

Here is the

First in 1866 buried here. There are a Romanian square stele, a Polish chapel and family vaults of the late 19th century.

Former Colonel House (Будинок полковника). Built in 1782.