Mykolaiv, Vinnytsia, Bakhmut, Uzhhorod, and Dnipro are celebrating their anniversaries. Born on the same day, these cities each boast their unique characteristics and histories.

The media from these five cities — Mykolaiv (MykVisti), Vinnytsia (20 Minutes), Bakhmut (Free Radio), Uzhhorod (Varosh), Dnipro (Dnipro.media) — have come together to reveal the commonalities and differences among them.

Common Traits of Mykolaiv, Vinnytsia, Bakhmut, Uzhhorod, and Dnipro

These cities are interconnected by rivers and transport routes, each situated on significant waterways and serving as vital transport hubs. They all share a rich history of educational and industrial development, creating new generations of professionals.

Distinct Features of Each City

Mykolaiv – a city known for its shipbuilding traditions and engineering innovations, home to numerous ports and factories, as well as an astronomical observatory.

Dnipro – an important industrial center with a rich history and a significant role in Ukraine's historical events.

Vinnytsia – a city with rich archaeological sites and a strong industrial development.

Uzhhorod – a cultural pearl of Transcarpathia that attracts tourists with its historical landmarks.

Bakhmut – a city that has become a symbol of resilience during the war, known for its architectural landmarks and traditions.