Old postcards Kiev
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“Askold’s Grave” Rotunda in the park. Kiev, 1970
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“Kiev” hotel. Kiev, 1979
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“Lybid” hotel. “Slavutich” Hotel. Kiev, 1980
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“Slavutich” Hotel. Kiev, 1979
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“Slavutich” Hotel. Kiev, 1986
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“The Mill” restaurant. Kiev, 1980
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“Ukraine” Palace of Culture. Kiev, 1970
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“Ukraine” Palace of Culture. Kiev, 1979
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“Ukraine” Palace of Culture. Kiev, 1986
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A monument to Lesya Ukrainka. Kiev, 1979
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A monument to the Hero of the Soviet Union, NF Vatutin. Kiev, 1980
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Academic Opera and Ballet Theater. TG Shevchenko, Kyiv, 1970
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Airport “Borispol”, Kyiv, 1970
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An obelisk in honor of the hero city Kiev in Victory Square. Kiev, 1986
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Area Kalina, Kiev, 1970
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Area them. Bohdan Khmelnytsky. Kiev, 1981
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This is a true collection of memory, where the history of Kyiv in photographs is revealed through rare old postcards issued between 1945 and 1991. Here you’ll find old photographs of Kyiv — streets, courtyards, squares, parks, monuments, buildings, and hidden corners that have changed or disappeared, yet remain forever in the city’s heart.
Old photos of Kyiv take us back to the everyday life of the capital — unfiltered and unstaged. Just real moments that breathe authenticity. There are the chestnut trees of Khreshchatyk, 1964 — spring, strolls, and trams. Nearby stands the Bohdan Khmelnytsky monument, a symbol of freedom and resistance. The postcard “View of the Dnipro from Volodymyrska Hill, 1980” captures the majestic landscape where city meets river. And the Central Stadium, 1982 reminds us of sporting pride and grand events.
Old Kyiv in photographs comes alive with every new soviet card. Kyiv — street photos that preserve the footsteps of millions. Historical photos of Kyiv offer a chance to glance into the past and see the city as our grandparents remember it.
Old photos of Kyiv bring a unique and irreplaceable sense of nostalgia for a time we cannot return to — but can always remember.