Ukraine boasts a rich and diverse museum environment that reflects its fascinating history, art, and culture. From ancient archaeological treasures to contemporary art exhibitions, these museums provide a captivating glimpse into the country's heritage and creative spirit.

Feel this atmosphere of the ancient city intertwined with the most modern interactive and 3D technologies in the Ancient Lviv Museum. The museum is located in one of the largest dungeons in the city.

Explore the great historical epochs - from the Paleolithic to the late Middle Ages and modern times with Museum of the I. Krypiakevych Institute's artefacts. The materials exhibited in them represent archaeological monuments of different periods of time in western Ukraine.

Discover Kyiv Oblast's ancient history: from Stone Age to Paleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic, Trypillian culture, Bronze Age, Scythian era, early Slavs, Kyivan Rus', Cossack era, and ethnographic exhibits of the late 19th and early 20th centuries with Kyiv Archaeological Museum.

See 100 realistic three-dimensional sculptures of historical figures of Ukraine from different eras and spheres of life, who contributed to the establishment of the Ukrainian nation and statehood in the Museum of the Establishment of the Nation.

Visit the museum of life and work of Andriy Malyshko, Ukrainian poet, translator, and literary critic. Here are family photos, documents, films, books, and paintings from the family collection, the poet's personal belongings, such as the typewriter and his work table.

Feel the special rituals, cultural practices, ceremonies, faiths, and heritage of the Ukrainian populace observed by Ukrainians spanning from the late 19th century to the 20th century at Museum of Ukrainian Rites.

See the museum's collection that started with archaeological materials and grew to 36,000 units in a short time. The Museum of the History of Kyiv has over 280,000 museum items now, including archaeological finds from the Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Trypillian culture. 

Get back to April 1986, when almost 3/4 of Europe was contaminated with radioactive caesium with the artefacts of Ukrainian National Chernobyl Museum.

Walk around Pyrohiv National Museum of Folk Architecture and Life of Ukraine - an architectural and landscape complex, an open-air museum including around 300 pieces of traditional architecture.