The “Ukraina” Hotel in Yevpatoria, opened in 1962, quickly became one of the city’s architectural landmarks and an important center for tourist infrastructure.
What is shown on the postcard
The 1969 postcard depicts the “Ukraina” Hotel in Yevpatoria. The building is designed in the Soviet Neoclassical style, characterized by a massive ground floor, arched windows on the corner section, and a distinctive dome with a spire on the roof, featuring the inscription “УКРАЇНА”.
In front of the hotel, a monument is visible, consisting of two stylized bowls or vases with relief carvings, alongside a section of the street with a parked car.
Historical note
The “Ukraina” Hotel was constructed in 1962, designed by architect A.V. Volkov, and quickly became a symbol of Yevpatoria’s post-war development as a resort city. It embodied a modern approach to tourist accommodation, offering comfort and serving as a prominent element of the urban landscape.
The monument in front of the hotel, installed in 1963, symbolized recreation and resort life, adding a cultural focal point to the city’s center.
Present day
Currently, the “Ukraina” Hotel continues to operate as intended, remaining one of Yevpatoria’s well-known hotels. The building has largely retained its historical appearance, despite renovations and modernizations.
The monument in front of the hotel has also been preserved and remains part of the architectural ensemble, recalling the city’s resort history.
Location (map)
Address: Lenina Ave, 13, Yevpatoria
Coordinates: 45.195020, 33.364490
(Google Maps)
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Questions and answers
- When was the “Ukraina” Hotel in Yevpatoria built? The “Ukraina” Hotel was built in 1962.
- Who was the architect of the “Ukraina” Hotel? The architect of the “Ukraina” Hotel was A.V. Volkov.
- What is depicted in the foreground of the postcard? The foreground of the postcard depicts a monument, consisting of two stylized bowls or vases with relief carvings.
See also
The «Old Postcards» archive includes other views of Yevpatoria from 1969.
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