Hotel Ukraina is one of Moscow's Seven Sisters stalinist skyscrapers, a symbol of Soviet architectural might. The 206-meter building on the Moscow River bank rises as a monument of the era, combining a premium hotel with cultural heritage.

Construction History

The skyscraper was built in 1953-1957 according to architect Arkady Mordvinov's design. It was the last of the Seven Sisters. Originally planned as a residential building, it became a hotel. For many years it remained Europe's largest hotel.

Architectural Style

The building is executed in Stalinist Empire style with Gothic and Baroque ...