Parkhomivsʹkyy Khudozhniy Muzey

It was great in exmple "old is gold"

Place you must visit. Small village museum that has a great paintings in his galarry, including Picasso, Malevich, Kandinskiy and more..

Ok

Judging by the comments, the museum is worth seeing what we wanted to do ... but our reality contributes. We didn't just go here, but it was one of the most desirable stops on the route. They approached the museum building, a car was parked under the door (not bad enough, by the way), voices could be heard from the middle, the windows were open on the second floor ... but the door was closed. They examined all the information announcements on the door, but did not find any that the museum is not working on 07.01.21, but they found that from 08.01.21 it is in full lockdown. We went to Google, found the phone, called ... we were told that the museum is no longer working ... at our request that we are far away, we are full of cars = the museum will earn a certain amount of money from tourists ... and we are here at the door and we see that there are people in the middle - "no and all". We concluded that the museum is really beautiful and there is no need for money, even on the last day before the lockdown, no one is interested. We went further ... to Sharivka ... where we had no problems looking at the palace there both outside and inside ... although the prices there are lower, but here people seem to be more hardworking and very happy for visitors. I remember visiting the Ghana Palace (Balzac Museum), when it was a museum day off, but we were given the director's phone, we called her, took her from the village 15 km from the museum, she gave us an interesting tour, closed the museum, returned a few hours her home ... everyone is happy and satisfied.

Wonderful museum