Old postcards Dnepropetrovsk

This website is a true time machine that takes you into the atmosphere of Soviet-era Dnipro. Through old postcards issued between 1945 and 1991, the history of Dnipro in photographs comes to life — authentic, nostalgic, and rich in details of everyday and cultural life. Here you’ll find a diverse collection of views of Dnipro on postcards: streets, houses, squares, theaters, parks, monuments, and landmark sites of the city.

On the pages of the site, you’ll discover old photographs of Dnipro that reveal what the city looked like during the time of wide avenues, tram loops, and rapid urban growth. Among the soviet cards featured are: State Opera and Ballet Theatre, Dnipropetrovsk, 1976, Hotel “Ukraina”, Organ Music Hall, Monument to G. I. Petrovsky, and D. I. Yavornytsky Historical Museum, 1989 — places that shaped the city’s visual identity.

Old Dnipro in photographs is more than just streets and buildings — it’s the mood of an era, a lifestyle, and the memory of generations. Old photos of Dnipro convey the grandeur of architecture as well as the coziness of courtyards, riverbanks, the hum of trams, and the feel of daily life. Dnipro street photos are a visual walk through familiar paths that no longer exist but live on in memory.

Historical photographs of Dnipro are a cultural heritage captured in frames — something to be seen, remembered, and preserved.