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City in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Ukraine
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Pavlohrad (Ukrainian: Павлоград, also transliterated Pavlograd from Russian: Павлоград) is an industrial city of 103,000 people (2021) in central Eastern Ukraine.
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Спасский собор, Собор Спасо-Нерукотворного Образу
The main Orthodox church of Pavlograd. Built in 1892.
Костел Св.Архангела Михаїла, Костёл св.Архангела Михаила
Built in 1899.
Женская гимназия, Жіноча гімназія
Built in the 1880s. Now this is the Palace of Children and Youth.
Успенская церковь, Успенська церква
Azur colored facade, built in 1896.
Памятник В. И. Ленину
Аллея Славы, Центральная аллея
Памятник Жозефу Котину
Памятник поручику Ржевскому
It is believed that the literary and folk hero Lieutenant D. Rzhevskij served in Pavlograd Hussars. In 2006, set up a monument in Pavlograd, made by V. Zhbanova.
Краеведческий музей
It describes the history of the city. There exhibition devoted to the famous 135th Pavlograd Hussars regiment; these Cossacks came from Samara region Palanca village. Among the exhibits is a well-preserved Cossack boat from 15th century.
Павлоградский драматический театр имени Б. Е. Захавы
Zahavi Theatre, was erected in 1896 by Count Golenischev-Kutuzov, educator and poet. It was reestablished in 1974 as an amateur theater studio, and became a professional municipal theater in 2002.
Гостиница «Заман»
By train
The city has a railway junction Pavlograd-1 on the Kharkiv-Simferopol line of the Dnieper railway, from the station there is a branch to the city of Pokrovsk and Novomoskovsk.
By car
The E50/M04 motorway passes through the city.
By taxi
Taxi is the easiest way of getting around the city. Some popular taxi companies include:
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