National Museum of the History of Ukraine in World War II

The National Museum of the History of Ukraine in World War II covers a wide range of historical events, beginning with the outbreak of World War II. Visitors can follow the story through the years of Nazi occupation and continue along the exhibits up to the point of Ukraine's independence.

A Striking Landmark and Multilingual Experience

This museum is located at the base of the impressive Mother Ukraine statue, a well-known monument that dominates the skyline. Most of the museum's exhibits are presented in Ukrainian, but help is available for speakers of other languages. Each room contains laminated cards that provide translations in English, German, and French, making it easier for international guests to understand the displays.

Additionally, the museum offers guided tours in several languages. These tours allow visitors from around the world to explore the vast collection and learn about Ukraine's experiences and resilience during a turbulent period of history.