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Novozavodskyi, Chernihiv — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Novozavodskyi is a district of Chernihiv formed in 1974, holding the Black Grave, Catherine's Church and the city's main museums.
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Where to stay in Novozavodskyi
Where visitors usually base themselves, and why.
Novozavodskyi has no listed hotels. The district holds the Chernihiv Regional Historical Museum, the Chernihiv Regional Art Museum and Catherine's Church, so the usual arrangement is a room booked in Chernihiv and days spent inside this boundary. Sightseeing is concentrated.
Visitors who want the Black Grave, the Michael and Fedor Church and the Chernihiv Military History Museum in one day can work through them from a single base in the city.
Few places to stay in Novozavodskyi — most visitors book in Chernihiv nearby.
Things to do in and around Chernihiv
Ranked by global recognition; descriptions from Wikidata (CC0).
Museums & Galleries
1- Chernihiv Military History Museum
Churches & Religious Sites
3- Catherine's Church Heritage
- Church of the Resurrection Heritage
- Michael and Fedor Church
Castles & Historic Sites
8- Black Grave Heritage
- Bust of Pushkin in Chernihiv Heritage
- Ivan Mazepa Memorial Heritage
- Пам'ятний знак жертвам Чорнобильської катастрофи Heritage
- Пам’ятник Б. Хмельницькому – гетьману України, видатному державному діячу, полководцю Heritage
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- Пам'ятник Ю. М. Коцюбинському — радянському державному, партійному та військовому діячеві Heritage
- Пам’ятник М.М. Попудренку – Герою Радянського Союзу, учаснику партизанського руху в Україні в період Другої світової війни, секретареві Чернігівського підпільного обкому КП(б) У Heritage
- Пам’ятник Шевченку Т.Г. Heritage
Landmarks & Notable Places
2- Chernihiv State Bank building Heritage
- Chernihiv Regional Art Museum
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About Novozavodskyi
What are the main landmarks in Novozavodskyi?
Novozavodskyi holds Chernihiv's museums. The Chernihiv Regional Historical Museum, the Chernihiv Regional Art Museum and the Chernihiv Military History Museum all fall inside the district, joined by the Chernihiv State Bank building as a piece of civic architecture. Churches follow.
Catherine's Church, the Church of the Resurrection and the Michael and Fedor Church are the named ones, and the Black Grave is listed with them. Memorials add more: the Ivan Mazepa Memorial, the Bohdan Khmelnytskyi Memorial and the Bust of Pushkin in Chernihiv are each recorded within the same bounds.
What is the history of Novozavodskyi?
Novozavodskyi was formed in 1974. The district takes its name and its boundary from that act of administrative division, and what falls inside the line is a mixture of church, museum and memorial that Chernihiv had accumulated under its own name. Names on the stones vary.
The Ivan Mazepa Memorial, the Bohdan Khmelnytskyi Memorial and the Memorial Stone to the Fighters for the Freedom of Ukraine each commemorate a different figure or cause, and the Chernihiv Military History Museum holds material of its own.
Where is Novozavodskyi?
Novozavodskyi covers 32.62 square kilometres of Chernihiv, a city of Chernihiv Oblast in Ukraine, and the district is one of the units that city is divided into.
Common questions
What is the best area to stay in Novozavodskyi?
Novozavodskyi: days built around the Chernihiv Regional Historical Museum. Black Grave: an early walk out to the Black Grave.
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Updated October 2026



