Memorial manor of Hryhoriy Skovoroda

The Memorial Manor in Chornukhy is a house museum dedicated to the philosopher Hryhoriy Skovoroda, combining literary and historical collections. The building holds personal objects, manuscripts, and artworks that illuminate his thought and legacy across multiple exhibition rooms.

Skovoroda was an important Ukrainian thinker of the 1700s who blended philosophy with spiritual reflection in his writings. The museum was established in 1972 to convert his family estate into a memorial site that preserves his intellectual importance.

The manor reflects Skovoroda's lasting impact on how Ukrainians think about philosophy and learning. Visitors experience the rooms as they were arranged to honor his memory and intellectual contributions to the nation.

The manor is open to visitors on multiple days throughout the week with guided tours available through the exhibition spaces. Plan enough time to explore the collections and engage with programs about Ukrainian intellectual history at your own pace.

The estate preserves a garden that mirrors the natural themes found in Skovoroda's writings, allowing visitors to see his ideas connected to the living world around him. This planted space demonstrates how closely his philosophical thought related to the rhythms of nature.

Location: Chornukhy

Inception: 1972

GPS coordinates: 50.26837,32.93747

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:42