Hill of Glory

Hill of Glory is a memorial complex built on elevated ground overlooking Cherkasy, dedicated to those who died in war. The site features a central monument, surrounding grounds for reflection, and burial areas for soldiers and fighters relocated from other locations.

The complex was established in 1977 as a central reburial site for soldiers and fighters gathered from various parts of the city. It became the main place where the city consolidated its remembrance of military losses from the war years.

The site holds names of local residents who died during wartime, creating a place where the city remembers its own. Visitors can connect with the stories of people whose names are preserved in stone.

The site sits about 2 kilometers from the city center and is easily reached on foot or by public transportation. The open grounds allow visitors to walk at their own pace and spend time in quiet reflection.

The grounds also hold two recipients of the Soviet Union's highest honor, buried among those memorialized here. These special graves link local stories with national recognition within the same place.

Location: Cherkasy

Inception: May 1977

GPS coordinates: 49.44939,32.06267

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:07