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Pridacha, Voronezh — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Pridacha is a district of Voronezh on the left bank, its Church of the Nativity and the Pridachenskaya Levee among the oldest entries on its list.
About Pridacha
Where to stay in Pridacha
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Beds are a Voronezh matter here. Pridacha keeps the Church of the Nativity and Saint Pantaleon's Church within a short walk of one another, but the district's own rooms are few, so most visitors sleep across the water in the city centre and come over for the morning. The Pridachenskaya Levee is the walk worth making.
Anyone drawn to the Придаченские казармы should allow longer, since the barracks ensemble spreads across several separate buildings.
About Pridacha
What are the main landmarks in Pridacha?
Two churches head the list. The Church of the Nativity and Saint Pantaleon's Church both stand in the old settlement, while the Ссудо-сберегательное товарищество and the Жилой дом Дёминых record the money and the housing that followed. Then the army arrives. Придаченские казармы is an ensemble rather than a single building, and its canteen block, its cells and its bath house were all raised for a disciplinary battalion.
What is the history of Pridacha?
The founding date on record is 1587. That puts Pridacha older than most of the districts around it, a left-bank settlement that Voronezh grew out to meet rather than one the city laid out for itself. The Church of the Nativity kept its parish.
Later the Ссудо-сберегательное товарищество handled the savings of that parish, and the Придаченские казармы turned part of the ground over to a disciplinary battalion whose buildings still carry the listing.
Where is Pridacha?
Pridacha lies on the left bank at Voronezh, the Pridachenskaya Levee marking its edge against the water.
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Updated September 2026