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The goal of the event is to honor outstanding personalities and draw public attention to the role of responsible leadership, as well as to unite efforts in building a strong and democratic Ukraine. Renowned Ukrainian bands and People's Artists of Ukraine are invited to grace the occasion.

The event serves as a platform for networking, knowledge sharing, and inspiring speeches. It brings together all the elements that form a vibrant and effective constitutional culture within society.

Special recognition is given to those who demonstrate resilience, professionalism, and dignity, embodying constitutional values daily through their work in human rights and socio-economic development.

This ceremony highlights the importance of leadership and social unity for the country's progress, with Hotel Ukraine serving as the official venue for this distinguished event.

The event was remarkably sincere, warm, and filled with emotion: guests savored fine flavors, listened to soul-stirring performances, and were captivated by the fusion of music and poetry. The evening seamlessly wove wine, music, poetry, and style into a single story of pure indulgence.

Attendees enjoyed a food-pairing experience curated by Chef Viktor Fialkovskyi and wines selected by sommelier Valeriy Yavorskyi, discovering unique distillates and tasting the "Poliska Kazka" (Polissian Fairytale) collection. The performances by Yuliia Slobodianiuk, whose voice captivates millions, along with a collaborative set with Anna Wings, created an incredible atmosphere of musical celebration. The guests also admired a fashion show featuring the latest collection from Pravda Label. In addition, participants received gifts from BROCARD and other partners, taking part in raffles for special prizes. This evening served as a beautiful reminder that the true taste of life is found close by — in sincere emotions, art, and the people around us.

On July 2, 2025, a deeply meaningful event took place in the hall of the Ukraine Restaurant. The choice of venue was far from accidental: presenting the book "Feel Ukraine" by bloggers who have dedicated years to promoting domestic travel routes, held within the namesake Hotel Ukraine, created a powerful symbolic harmony.

The event brought together friends, colleagues, and prominent guests to celebrate a double milestone: the fifth anniversary of the "Uzol and Manko" YouTube channel and the release of their first printed guidebook, "Feel Ukraine: 50 Most Beautiful Corners of Ukraine."

During the evening, Max and Olia looked back on how it all began. Today, their channel boasts 270,000 subscribers, over 40 million views, and thousands of people who have fallen in love with Ukrainian landscapes through their lens.

"The idea of creating a book about Ukraine was born several years ago," shared Olia Manko. "We wanted to gather the most beautiful spots we’ve visited over these five years in one place. Above all, to remind Ukrainians: our country is incredible."

The book has become a logical continuation of their journeys, transforming digital coordinates into tangible emotions that readers can now hold in their hands. For such an event, Hotel Ukraine proved to be more than just a venue — it was a true symbol, a place where the hotel’s name, the book’s title, and the authors' life mission merged into a single story of love for their homeland.

An art installation dedicated to Ukrainian infantrymen appeared on the facade of the Hotel "Ukraine"

On Infantry Day, May 6, at 9:30 p.m., the hotel facade was illuminated by the projection "Ukraine stands because the infantry stands."

The hotel management and team joined the gratitude campaign for Infantry Day, which was initiated by the Cultural Forces and the command of the Land Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

"This installation is our opportunity to thank the Ukrainian infantrymen and pay tribute to the defenders who gave their lives in the fight. In every sense of the word, to highlight that we do not forget the price of our freedom," commented the owner of the Hotel "Ukraine" Maksym Krippa.

As part of the gratitude campaign, a number of events were implemented: the release of the music album “Standing Infantry” written by servicemen, the opening of the Alley of Defenders of Ukraine with the commemorative sign “Infantry”, a thematic installation near the Ministry of Foreign Affairs building, and much more. The campaign was also supported by many Ukrainian organizations and companies, placing thematic posters and slogans on their own platforms.

Founded on February 6, 1969. This was preceded by public initiatives, in particular,
publication of an open letter on the establishment of a museum of folk culture in Kiev dated August 14, 1965 in the newspaper Literaturnaya Ukraina.
The government program was developed by researchers of folk architecture and ethnography.
The staff of the museum carried out expeditionary and search work to create architectural and artistic and household funds and an exposition in a short time for opening in 1976.

It is located next to the Verkhovna Rada building and is the ceremonial residence of the President of Ukraine.
It was built in 1750–1755 on the model of a palace designed by Bartholomew Rastrelli for Alexei Rozumovsky,
favorite and actual husband of Empress Elizabeth.
During her visit to Kyiv in 1744, Elizabeth herself chose a place for him.

Founded in 1051 as a cave monastery. In the Middle Ages it was a stronghold of Greek Orthodoxy in Russia,
center of opposition to secular power and Westernization. In 1592 he received the stauropegia of the Patriarch of Constantinople.
In 1688 it became a laurel. In early modern times it became a center of Orthodox pilgrimage.

It is a part of the National Reserve "Sophia of Kyiv".
The church is proposed to be included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

A location based on a pine forest with an area of ​​112 hectares was founded in the Darnitsa district of the capital in 1970.
The park is named after the partisans, whose feat in the Great Patriotic War is invaluable.
In 2018, part of the park (8 hectares) was reconstructed: paths and an observation deck were equipped,
installed video surveillance and new benches and trash cans, repaired the toilet and pump room, built a modern playground and greened the territory.
And after 2 years, the famous light pedestrian fountain, which immediately became the hallmark of the location, started working here.