Visit the museum
The Hall of Memory of the Holodomor Museum opens its doors to visitors on August 4.
The Holodomor Museum team invites you to a video tour and educational classes that cover the genocide of Ukrainians 90 years ago and today.
Video tour of the Holodomor Museum is a unique opportunity to get to the museum just from home or from anywhere in the world (available in Ukrainian and English).
Register – https://cutt.ly/bGSS36z
Interactive lesson “What is genocide?”: Participants learn about the origin and meaning of the term genocide; get acquainted with the documents of 1932-33, analyze the events in Ukraine to trace how the genocidal actions were carried out exactly , review the eyewitness accounts of the Holodomor (available in Ukrainian).
Register – https://cutt.ly/bGSDtQ3
Training “In Search of Law”: participants are told about contemporary human rights enshrined in international and national law, as well as human rights violations in the USSR, including the crime of genocide of Ukrainians – the Holodomor of 1932-1933 (available in Ukrainian).
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Together to victory!
Work schedule:
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Entrance fee:
- Adult: 30 UAH
- Students: 20 UAH
- Pensioners (by age): 20 UAH (with a pension certificate).
- Pupils: 15 UAH
Free entrance for
- persons with disabilities (if there is a certificate);
- children under 7 years old;
- members of combat operations;
- museum workers.
- soldiers of regular service.
On every last Sunday of the month the entrance is free for
- people of retirement age;
- students of professional technical educational institutions;
- university students;
Free entrance:
May, 18 – International Museum Day;
The fourth Saturday of November – National Holodomor Remembrance Day.
Prices:
- tour in Ukrainian (group up to 5 people): 80 UAH
- tour in Ukrainian (group of 5 to 12 people): 160 UAH
- tour in Ukrainian (group of 12 to 20 people): 230 UAH
- tour in English or Russian: 280 UAH