Take a minute to wander past St Nicholas, which is the less traditional of the neighborhood’s main Ukrainian churches. Built in 1913, its 13 domes represent Christ and the Apostles. The intricate mosaics – added in 1988 to mark the 1000th anniversary of Ukraine's conversion to Christianity – owe their inspiration to the Cathedral of St Sophia in Kiev.
St Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral
Wicker Park, Bucktown & Ukrainian Village
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Nearby Wicker Park, Bucktown & Ukrainian Village attractions
1. Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art
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Founded in 1971, this collection acts as the westernmost anchor to a string of West Town art galleries. Two rooms display a permanent collection of…
2. Sts Volodymyr & Olha Church
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This church was founded by traditionalists from nearby St Nicholas cathedral, who broke away over liturgical differences and built this showy church in…
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Across from one of the Ukrainian Village's larger churches, this small museum packs in a massive amount of information about the history, culture and…
4. Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Cathedral
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8. Puerto Rican Flag Sculpture
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