The Mykola Siadristyi Microminiatures Museum presents everyday objects in astonishingly tiny form. It’s located within the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra and reveals a miniature world invisible to the naked eye.
All the works were created by Mykola Siadristyi, a Ukrainian artist considered a legend of global micro-art. His pieces are displayed in different countries and are known for their remarkable precision.
Here you can see a horseshoe placed on a flea, the world’s smallest version of Kobzar (the famous poetry book by Taras Shevchenko), and a blooming rose inside a human hair. Each piece has a label in Ukrainian and English, so you can learn its story without a guide.
Ticket prices:
- Standard: 150 UAH
- Child: 75 UAH
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