This attraction requires a trip to the western outskirts of Dnipro, but if you’re an avid fan of classical and scared music you won’t regret coming to see a performance. There’s a lively programme of recitals by choirs, chamber ensembles and soloists at a deconsecrated church. The former St Nicholas’ Church was built in an Eclectecist style in 1915 and is distinguished by its unusual rotunda. It suffered throughout the Soviet era but was preserved as a national monument. A Sauer organ was installed in the 80s and the church became a music venue for its superlative acoustics.

I used to go there quite often for the organ concerts or just walking around with my tourists during walking tours. Always amazing! Free entrance

Monumental and fabulous Catholic church. We've came to listen Vivaldi, Tchaikovsky and Piazzolla and it was amazing! Thank you, we will surely come again!

Very inspiring place for classical music lovers. The musicians are great, the repertoire is wonderful but state of such amazing building is catastrophic.

Beautiful building! I suggest to visit it

Inside it comes alive with music and beauty.people very helpful..cannot do enough to make you enjoy your evening.

Excellent musical level. Acoustics good, but not perfect, as organ oould sound louder ideally.

Great concert hall, amazing acoustics, organ concerts are splendid

The only place in Kyiv, where you can listen to live organ often with great string ensembles. Musicians play completely without any audio boosts via speakers and rely solely oh church's acoustics. So you can feel real organ power each time performer goes solo. Great place for listening to classical music with concerts almost every evening.