Dedicated to the victory of the peoples of the world in the German-Soviet war. Chief Architect - Cherny Konstantin Semenovich. Architects - Michael Grichina, Valentin Ichkov, Iya Ya Chilkin, Alexei Zavarov, Samuel Weinstein, Igor Mezentsev. It is near Darnytsia Metro Station.
The hotel opened its doors in 1965 and was remodeled in 2008. Ice covered with "Kryzhynka". From the observation wheel (about 30 meters), the panoramic part of the left bank of the capital opens.
Beech Tree Group, Victory Park
The main center of the park is the hill hill. It opened on June 21, 1967 in honor of the heroes who sacrificed their lives for freedom and independence during the German-Soviet War. The eternal hills are littered with land from soldiers and guerrilla war tombs left over in various parts of the Soviet Union and other European countries, including the sister tombs of the Janowski forests (Poland), where Polish and Polish soldiers fought with German fascists. . The base of the hill consists of a five-pointed star. Architects Oleg Stukalov and Anatoly Snitsarev. The mound was rebuilt in 2004 to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Ukraine's liberation from fascist invaders.
There is also a natural monument in the garden - a group of beech trees.
For the period from 2003 to 2012 large-scale reconstruction was carried out in the park, the main entrance of the park was rebuilt by installing the sculpture installation "mother takes her son to war", two fountains - round water fountain "memory", the cycle of "tears of mothers", was buried Immortals room, granite tiles of alleys and paths, many infrastructure sites were built, and reclamation work was carried out to deepen the reservoirs and strengthen the beaches by installing 3 open metal bridges.
In 2012, a monument to the widow mother was erected in the center of the park, and in 2013 a monument to the border guards. In May 2016 - in front of the main entrance, a sculpture of the “people of war” was installed.
The main architect of the reconstruction project of Victory Park is the distinguished architect of Ukraine Cherry Konstantin Semenovich.
