
Monument to Ukrainian writer Ivan Franko. |

Soldiers of World War II memorial cemetary. |

Nezalezhnosti street ("Independence Str.") is lined with 19th century buildings. |

The first storey of this beautiful building is a bookstore. |

Ivano-Frankivsk is a city of bookstores and libraries. |
Lady selling artwork on the street, a common sight in Ukrainian cities on the weekends. |

Every European city must have a fountain. |

Looking down Independence Str. at the weekend crowds |
 Ukrainian Greek Catholic cathedral |
Quaint square in the historic center |
This art museum used to be a church. |

18th and 19th century homes line the square. |

Quite remarkable for Ukraine is Ivano-Frankivsk's tourist information center. |

Just a few steps away is this tourist information kiosk with free broschures and maps. |
 Historic town council in the center of Market Square |

Teenagers playing basketball on Market Square. |
 View of the square |
 Ukrainian autocephalous (autonomous) Orthodox cathedral |

Not all old buildings have been restored. This one's balcony is about to drop off. |

Ivano-Frankivsk is full of shops with little-known names from Greek history and mythology. This drug store, for example, is called "Aspasia." |
 Fancy old home turned into a restaurant |
 This Oblast administration building had such an obvious phallic sculpture in front of it that I had to take a picture. |

Kiev Patriarchate Ukrainian Orthodox church |
 Orthodox cross molded into fence |
 Ivano-Frankivsk train station |
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