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Kosmichnyi raion of Zaporizhzhia, Zaporizhzhya — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Kosmichnyi raion covers 61 square kilometres of Zaporizhzhya, a city raion drawn in 1977 around one monument to the Russian Revolution of 1905.
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Sightseeing inside Kosmichnyi raion comes down to one address, the Monument to participants in Russian Revolution of 1905. The 61 square kilometres carry no listed lodging at all, so the practical arrangement is a room in central Zaporizhzhya, from which the raion is one leg of a morning rather than a base. Kosmichnyi raion suits a morning.
If you are here for the 1905 monument and nothing else, a bed anywhere in Zaporizhzhya works, because the seven raions the city is divided into sit inside one short set of city routes.
About Kosmichnyi raion of Zaporizhzhia
What are the main landmarks in Kosmichnyi raion of Zaporizhzhia?
One landmark is recorded inside Kosmichnyi raion. The Monument to participants in Russian Revolution of 1905 names the people who took part in that rising rather than a commander or a battle, and it is the only fixed sight the raion carries. Everything else on a Zaporizhzhya itinerary stands outside these 61 square kilometres, among them the Zaporizhzhia Regional Art Museum, the Zaporozhian Cossacks History Museum, and the Statue of Bohdan Khmelnytsky.
What is the history of Kosmichnyi raion of Zaporizhzhia?
Kosmichnyi raion is a late line on the city's map, set out in 1977. Zaporizhzhya had dropped the name Oleksandrivsk back in 1921, and the city's own founding is put at 952, so the raion boundary is by far the younger thing. Kosmichnyi raion inherited its monument.
The Monument to participants in Russian Revolution of 1905 marks a rising that ran seven decades before the raion around it was drawn.
Where is Kosmichnyi raion of Zaporizhzhia?
Kosmichnyi raion of Zaporizhzhia covers 61 square kilometres, one share of the ground a city on the Dnieper divides into seven urban raions.
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Updated September 2026