Ukrainian House

The Ukrainian House International Convention Center, located in the heart of Kyiv, is the largest exhibition and convention center in Ukraine. Opened in 1982, it originally served as a museum dedicated to Lenin before being repurposed for various events, including conferences, exhibitions, and cultural festivals. The center features five storeys of flexible spaces accommodating up to 3,500 participants, along with an on-site restaurant and outdoor terraces. Its prime location near major attractions like Maidan Nezalezhnosti and Saint Sophia Cathedral makes it easily accessible for visitors. The Ukrainian House also played a significant role during the Euromaidan protests, providing shelter and support to protesters, and has since become a symbol of resilience and cultural cooperation in Ukraine.