Bila Tserkva

Bila Tserkva is the largest and one of the most interesting cities in the Kiev region. Located on the banks of the river. Ros is 80 km south of Kiev along the Odessa highway E-95. The city of Yuryev was founded on the southern borders of Russia by the Kiev prince Yaroslav the Wise in 1032. The current name was first mentioned in the Lithuanian period in 1334 and is associated with the color of the walls of the first stone temple that remained on the site of the city burned down by the Mongol-Tatars (the foundation was found on the site of the princely child on Castle Hill, reconstruction is planned). In the XVIII-XX centuries. White Church was in the possession of the Polish magnates Branicki, who significantly contributed to the development of the city. Most of the preserved architectu ...

Bila Tserkva is the largest and one of the most interesting cities in the Kiev region. Located on the banks of the river. Ros is 80 km south of Kiev along the Odessa highway E-95. The city of Yuryev was founded on the southern borders of Russia by the Kiev prince Yaroslav the Wise in 1032. The current name was first mentioned in the Lithuanian period in 1334 and is associated with the color of the walls of the first stone temple that remained on the site of the city burned down by the Mongol-Tatars (the foundation was found on the site of the princely child on Castle Hill, reconstruction is planned). In the XVIII-XX centuries. White Church was in the possession of the Polish magnates Branicki, who significantly contributed to the development of the city. Most of the preserved architectural monuments date from this period. In particular, the famous Alexandria Dnipro Park.