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 but has since transformed into a vibrant venue for a wide range of events, including conferences, trade fairs, and cultural festivals. The center is easily accessible by public transport and is within walking distance of major attractions like Maidan Nezalezhnosti and Saint Sophia Cathedral. Notably, during the Euromaidan protests, it became a refuge for activists and a hub for community support, showcasing its significance in contemporary Ukrainian history. Today, it features flexible spaces for up to 3,500 participants, making it a key location for both local and international gatherings.