Supreme Court of Ukraine, Supreme court in Pechersk district, Kyiv, Ukraine
The Supreme Court of Ukraine occupies Klov Palace, a historic building in the Pechersk district. Inside, separate chambers handle appeals in criminal, civil, administrative, and commercial cases, serving as the country's highest court of appeal.
The institution was established in 1917 as the country's primary appellate court during the Ukrainian People's Republic era. It underwent significant structural reforms over the following decades to become the modern appellate system it is today.
The court building occupies the historical Klov Palace, an architectural structure from the 18th century that represents Ukrainian institutional heritage.
Access to the building is restricted since it remains an active court where proceedings take place regularly. Check in advance about visitor guidelines and any restrictions before planning a visit to the site.
The court operates with approximately two hundred judges distributed across five specialized chambers, each handling different types of cases. This allows cases to be reviewed by judges with expertise in their specific area of law.
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