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Dedicated to local history and natural history.
Чернівецький Національний Університет імені Юрія Федьковича
The complex was built in 19th century in historicist style used to be the palace of the Governor of Bukovina (in 2011 the residence was inscribed in UNESCO World Heritage List). You can also visit its gardens and two churches.
Concentrated cultural activities of the German-speaking inhabitants of the city. Now although their number decreased significantly it is still active. Built in 1908-1910. Architect: G. Frich in partnership with engineer E.Müller. The house was built for the fund collected by Verein der christlichen Deutschen in der Bukowina (Union of Christian Germans in Bukovyna) representing the German community in Bukovyna.
Комплекс Центральної площі
The town hall, the Museum of Arts, Taras Shevchenko monument, the old post office. Downtown represents Central Square, Market Square, which was the heart of the city for almost two centuries. The idea of creating the area was born from the Austrian Emperor Joseph II. The architectural ensemble of the Market Square, which began to emerge at the turn of 18th-19th centuries, began to impersonate a new image of the city.
Комплекс площі Турецька Криниця
In this part of town, just outside the city walls, the Turkish community living in the 17th century. Near the old wooden well Turks built stone fountain. Since ancient times, there was a city room, which operated till Soviet times. Also part of the square is a Turkish bridge (Турецький міст) built in the 19th century. Recovered a wooden pavilion (джерелом павільйон) built in an Oriental style arcade over the fountain.
Комплекс Театральній площі
Вірменська церква
Built in 1869-75. Designed by Czech architect Glavka. Remarkable acoustic hall used since 1992 for concerts.