Settlement Shevchenko: travel guide online to Shevchenko

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Shevchenko

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General information about Shevchenko

The settlement of Shevchenko is located 25 kilometers southwest of the city of Dnipro. Administratively, it is a part of Mykolayivka village hromada of Dnipro district of Dnipropetrovsk region.

It arose in the first half of the 20th century as a working settlement of the state farm "Krasnopilskyi". Named after the outstanding Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko (a monument was erected).

To the west of the settlement of Shevchenko is a large pond, a garden and a children's camp.

Селище Шевченко розташоване за 25 кілометрів на південний захід від міста Дніпро. Адміністративно входить до складу Миколаївській сільській громаді Дніпровського району Дніпропетровської області.

Виникло в першій половині ХХ століття як робітниче селище радгоспу "Краснопільський". Назване на честь видатного українського поета Тараса Шевченка (встановлене погруддя).

На захід від селища Шевченко розташований великий ставок, сад і дитячий табір.

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What to see and where to go in Shevchenko

Tourist attractions and museums of Shevchenko

Cups & Antiques Museum

Museum / gallery

The private museum of cups and antiques in the village of Shevchenko in the Dnipropetrovsk region was opened in 2024 by local resident Nataliya Malchenko. The basis of the exposition was her personal collection of cups, which she started collecting back in 2004.

Now the museum presents more than a thousand cups of various shapes and sizes, made of different materials and with different design methods. The oldest specimens date back to the 18th-19th centuries. Some of the exhibits have their own history, such as a burnt cup from a hospital destroyed by a Russian missile in Kramatorsk.

In addition to cups, the museum presents other tableware and antiques, including embroidered towels, postcards and envelopes, cameras, telephones and even a gramophone. After the excursion, the hostess treats visitors to fragrant tea with goodies.

Kobzarya Street, 5A