Історія України. Архітектура.

Program-a game for the training of visual recognition of images of architectural monuments of Ukraine in accordance with the requirements of the program of the EIT (2019) on the History of Ukraine, approved by the order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine No. 77 dated 02/03/2016.
- 59 levels include the image of all architectural monuments of Ukraine, which are listed in the EIT program in 2019.
- To go to the next level you need to indicate the correct answer to the question.
- Click on it to enlarge the image.

List of architectural monuments used:

1. Khersones of Tavria.
2. St. Sophia Cathedral in Kiev. The first half of the XI century. Byzantine style.
3. Holy Transfiguration Cathedral in Chernihiv. 1036. Byzantine and Romanesque styles.
4. Assumption Cathedral of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra. 1073-1078. Baroque.
5. Mikhailovsky Golden-Domed Cathedral of St. Michael's Monastery in Kiev. 1108-1113. European Baroque.
6. Pyatnitskaya church in Chernigov. The end of the XII - the beginning of the XIII century. Ukrainian Baroque.
7. Assumption Cathedral in Volodymyr. 1160. The style of the late Renaissance.
8. Church of St. Panteleimon near Galich. Romanesque. End of the XII century.
9. Church of St. Bartholomew in Drohobych. 1392 - XV cent. Gothic and Baroque (interior paintings).
10. Upper castle in Lutsk. Second half of the XIV century. - XV centuries. Gothic, Renaissance.
11. Kamyanets-Podilsky fortress. XIV - XVI centuries.
12. Khotin Fortress. XIII-XVI centuries.
13. Pokrovsky church-fortress in Tutki. 1476
14. Palanok castle (Mukachevo castle). XIV-XVII centuries.
15. Genoese fortress in Sudak. 1371-1469.
16. Armenian Cathedral in Lviv. 1363
17. Khan's palace in Bakhchisarai. 1532-1764. Ottoman architecture.
18. The Church of the Descent of the Holy Spirit in Potelchi. 1502. Wooden architecture.
19. Ensemble of the Assumption Church in Lviv: Assumption Church. 1591-1629; Kornyakta Tower. 1572-1578. Chapel of the Three Saints. 1578-1591. Renaissance.
20. Ensemble of the Rynok Square in Lviv: Black Kamienica. The end of the XVI century .; House of Korniak. 1580. Renaissance.
21. Ostroz Castle. Round (New) tower. End of the XVI century.
22. Ensemble of the Cathedral in Lviv: Chapel of Boim. 1609-1617. Renaissance.
23. Castle in Pidhirtsi (Lviv region) 1635-1640. Late Renaissance and Early Baroque.
24. Ilyinskaya church in the Sabbath. 1653. Ukrainian Baroque.
25. Trinity Cathedral of the Trinity-Ilyinsky Monastery in Chernigov. 1679-1689. Ukrainian Baroque
26. Pokrovsky Cathedral in Kharkiv. 1689. Ukrainian Baroque.
27. Defensive Synagogue in Zhovkva. 1692-1698. Renaissance.
28. St. George's Church of Vydubitsky monastery in Kiev. 1696-1701. Ukrainian Baroque.
29. Transfiguration Church in the Great Sorochintsy. 1732. Ukrainian Baroque.
30. St. Yury's Cathedral in Lviv. 1746-1762. Baroque. Sculptor J. G. Pinzel.
31. St. Andrew's Church in Kyiv. 1747-1757. Baroque.
32. Town Hall in Buchach. 1751. Rococo. Sculptor J. G. Pinzel.
33. Pokrovsky church in Kiev. 1766. Ukrainian Baroque.
34. Trinity Cathedral in Novomoskovsk. 1773-1778. Ukrainian Baroque. Master Ya. Pogrebnyak.
35. Uspensky Cathedral of the Pochayiv Monastery. 1771-1783. Baroque.
36. Palace of Cyril Razumovsky in Baturyn. 1799-1803. Classicism.
37. The building of the Kiev university. 1837-1843. Classicism.
38. Residence of Orthodox Metropolitans of Bukovina and Dalmatia in Chernivtsi. 1864-1873. Eclecticism with predominance of elements of Byzantine and Romanesque styles.
39. Vladimir Cathedral in Kiev. 1862-1896. Pseudo-Byzantine style.
40. The building of the opera house in Odessa. 1883-1887. Viennese Baroque.
41. House with chimeras in Kiev. 1901-1903. Modern.
42. House of the Poltava provincial zemstvo. 1903-1908. Ukrainian Art Nouveau
43. The house of the insurance company "Dnister" in Lviv. 1905-1906. A secession in combination with motifs of Ukrainian folk ornamentation.
44. Derzhprom Building in Kharkiv. 1925-1928. Constructivism
45. The building of the Supreme Soviet of the Ukrainian SSR in Kiev. 1936-1939. Ukrainian classics.