The Seven Wonders and the Seven Natural Wonders of Ukraine
The top 3 according to 10 votes from people: Kamianets Reserve · Saint Sophia Cathedral · Chersonesus. (Updated Sep 8, 2026.)
The nationwide "Seven Wonders of Ukraine" campaign, started by Mykola Tomenko, chose the country's seven great historical and cultural sites in 2007 and its seven natural wonders in 2008. From Kamianets-Podilskyi, the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra and Khortytsia to Askania-Nova, the Dniester Canyon and lakes Svitiaz and Synevyr: all 14 winners of both campaigns.
Automatically translated (original in Українська). See the original
Top 14
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1
Kamianets Reserve
Kamianets-Podilskyi. One of the "Seven Wonders of Ukraine" (2007).
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2
Saint Sophia Cathedral
Kyiv. One of the "Seven Wonders of Ukraine" (2007).
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3
Chersonesus
Sevastopol. One of the "Seven Wonders of Ukraine" (2007).
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4
Khotyn Fortress
Khotyn. One of the "Seven Wonders of Ukraine" (2007).
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5
Khortytsia
Zaporizhzhia. One of the "Seven Wonders of Ukraine" (2007).
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6
Askania-Nova
Kherson Oblast. One of the "Seven Natural Wonders of Ukraine" (2008).
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7
Dniester Canyon
Podolia and Bukovina. One of the "Seven Natural Wonders of Ukraine" (2008).
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8
Granite-Steppe Buh Region
Mykolaiv Oblast. One of the "Seven Natural Wonders of Ukraine" (2008).
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9
Podilski Tovtry
Khmelnytskyi Oblast. One of the "Seven Natural Wonders of Ukraine" (2008).
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10
Kyiv Pechersk Lavra
Kyiv. One of the "Seven Wonders of Ukraine" (2007).
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11
Sofiyivka Park
Uman. One of the "Seven Wonders of Ukraine" (2007).
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12
Lake Svitiaz
Volhynia. One of the "Seven Natural Wonders of Ukraine" (2008).
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13
Lake Synevyr
Transcarpathia. One of the "Seven Natural Wonders of Ukraine" (2008).
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14
Marble Cave
Crimea. One of the "Seven Natural Wonders of Ukraine" (2008).
How is this ranking ordered? By people's votes: each ▲ adds a point and each ▼ takes one away. Anyone can vote and add what is missing.
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