Novomykolaivka (Zaporizhzhia): travel guide to Novomykolaivka

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General information about Novomykolaivka

The village of Novomykolaivka is located 60 kilometers from Zaporizhzhia in the direction of Donetsk.

It was founded in 1790 by immigrants from the village of Kocherezhky in the Ekaterinoslav region. Until 1813, it was called Novi Kocherezhky. The current name was given in honor of the church of Saint Nicolas built here.

There is a local history museum.

Селище Новомиколаївка розташоване в 60 кілолметрах від Запоріжжя в бік Донецька.

Засноване в 1790 році переселенцями з села Кочережки, що на Катеринославщині. До 1813 року називалося Нові Кочережки. Нинішню назву отримало на честь побудованої тут церкви Святого Миколая.

Працює краєзнавчий музей.

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What to see and where to go in Novomykolaivka

Tourist attractions and museums of Novomykolaivka

Novomykolaivka Historical and Local Lore Museum

Novomykolaivka Historical and Local Lore Museum

Museum / gallery

The historical and local lore museum of the urban-type village of Novomykolaivka was opened in 1985.

The museum's collections include about 2,000 objects. The history of the region from ancient times to the present is reflected in the museum's four exhibition halls. In particular, the archaeological section exhibits Bronze Age artifacts from archaeological excavations near the village. Multinational culture of Zaporizhzhia is presented in the exhibition "Settlement of the Region". The "Ethnographic Treasures of the Novomykolaivka Region" collection contains household items of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Separate expositions tell about the events of the Ukrainian revolution, collectivization, the Second World War, and the post-war development of the village.

The exposition dedicated to the heroes of the Russian-Ukrainian war is constantly updated.

Sobornosti Street, 84