I knew a bit about the famine in Ukraine during Soviet times so it was interesting to see a memorial of this whilst admittedly on our way to somewhere else.

In this museum they show you what horribel things that happened during holodomor. Both with a lot of symbols like the monument formed like a light with birds trying to break free, and with a lot of facts books with names on the people who...More

Came here by an accident and was really pleased with this beautiful architecture. It's really tragic what happened and it's important for us to remember, so it never happens again. Recommend everyone to visit it if you are in the area.

This memorial is quite haunting. On approach you hear the soft chimes of the bells that lure you closer and down into the museum. Inside is an account of the Soviet Ukraine induced famine of 1932 and 1933 at instigation of Mr Stalin. There is...More

On a cloudy day I was walking past this monument on my way to the Rodina mat' and WW2 museum. At first I only heard the bells playing this sad melody and decided to walk towards them. I had now idea what it was but...More

Moving interesting memorial space near several other national monuments. Easily walkable from city transportation, great view of the city from the area/spaces

I think everyone should visit this museum. It is a part of our history that we should never forget. It leaves you with a good reason to think about how lucky you are living today