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One of the largest monastery in the world, and the very first in Kievan Rus. There is territory for tourists here, and the territory for monks on the other side of the monastery.
Kiev Pechersk Lavra was built in 1051 and is considered the first monastery in the territory of Kievan Rus. Now the territory of the monastery is divided into two parts: tourism and monastic. Bright attraction of this place is the Assumption Cathedral, tomb of the Kievan princes.
At the territory of the monastery are caves, where you can see monks' cells.
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More than 100 thousand people dream of it, but no one knows if their dreams will come true, and in the meantime the unfinished bridge is covered with a layer of rust.
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