Old postcards Rivne

This section is dedicated to a unique collection of old postcards of Rivne, issued between 1945 and 1991. It features rare images capturing views of Rivne on postcards: streets, houses, squares, parks, and monuments that reflect the look of the city during the Soviet era.
Old photos Rivne allow us to see what the city was like in the mid-20th century — cozy, green, full of movement and change. Among the soviet cards are the bus station (1968), the railway station (1968), the “Kosmos” cinema (1968), Shevchenko Park, Komsomol Park (1978), Yuri Gagarin Avenue, and L. Dozortseva Avenue (1978). These places are well known to locals and serve as important historical landmarks.
Old photographs of Rivne show how the city’s architecture and urban environment evolved, how new neighborhoods and public spaces were built. These are not just snapshots — they are historical photographs of Rivne filled with the spirit of their time.
Old Rivne in photographs is a visual story where every image tells about the everyday life of the city. The history of Rivne in photographs helps preserve the memory of places, events, and people. And Rivne street photos offer a nostalgic and heartfelt walk along familiar routes.