Zaporizhia Sobornyi Avenue Highlights | UKRAINE

Also known as "prospect", One of Europe’s longest urban streets begins at Zaporizka Square in the north, and cuts through the centre of the city for 10.2 kilometres until we reach the soutern part of Zaporizhia. Until 2016 it was named after Lenin, which was just one of several names that it adopted, including Nazi figures in the Second World War and Karl Liebknecht after the 1917 revolution. We start our flight at Zaporizka Square, also the entrance to the city centre when travelling by car coming from the recently reconstructed H08. Then we fly over several landmarks in the Metalurhiv area and Ukraina area. These are also the main parts for tourists and contain shops, restaurants, imposing landmarks like the Neoclassical concert hall and a great deal of Soviet-era Constructivist architecture. We end our flight nearby the "old town" area, near the "Zaporizhia 2" train station, where also university buildings and other buildings of interest are located. ---- 00:00 Metalurhiv Area - Zaporizka Suare 00:27 Metalurhiv Area - Slavutych Arena 00:54 Metalurhiv Area - crossing with Metalurhiv Avenue 02:21 Ukraina Area - Polak Square 03:15 Ukraina Area - Circus 04:10 Ukraina Area - Ukraina Mall 05:00 Ukraina Area - Fountain of Life 05:35 Ukraina Area - Shevchenko Boulevard (with its famous fountains and clock) 05:35 Ukraina Area - Shevchenko Boulevard (with its famous fountains and clock) 05:59 Ukraina Area - Zaporizhia City Council 06:32 Old Town Area - University buildings 06:56 Old Town Area - last round on buildings of interest: Zaporizhia Detention Facility, Lokomotiv stadion, Zaporizhia 2 train station, Zaporizhia National Technical University and more