Sumy marriage agency

City

Besides, you can spend here a great vacation and relax. It is a town full of museums, Universities, with an ancient and rich history and traditions.

In the summertime Sumy is buried in verdure of parks, freshened up by fountains, the streets are clean and well-groomed.

Numerous facilities will provide a romantic communication with your soul mate and will make your trip unforgettable. Almost all our members who ever visited Sumy once always return here the second time.

Museums

1. The Sumy Fine Arts Museum. It is one of the most outstanding arts centres in Ukraine which contains unique paintings and works of applied arts.

2. The Museum of Local Lore. It contains unique collections covering archaeology and natural history of Sumy Area.

Parks

Among the places of interest one should also mention a children park "Skazka". It is full of side-shows where both children and grown-ups can enjoy their leisure time. One can also see wonderful ponds where majestic swans are swimming proudly. Looking at them one can dream of the same swan faithfulness.

Central park is an example of beauty of local nature, where a lot of side-shows are situated and where holiday fireworks take place.

Culture

In Sumy one can see how the past meets the present. It is the town of contrasts. It harmoniously combines the achievements of predecessors and nowadays ones. Numerous monuments to outstanding people who contributed to town's economic and cultural development or fell victims defending their native town, churches and cathedrals as an embodyment of people's creative spirit and holy belief are among of them.

History

The town was founded in 1652 by the Cossacks who had migrated here from the areas on the right bank of the Dnipro river. The town grew rapidly and in 1658 it acquired the status of a Cossack headquarters. In the very early years of its existence Sumy turned out to be a bulwark against the Tatar inroads. The town bravely withstood all the attempts to storm and destroy it. The siege by the enemies was almost a daily routine. But the town survived even the worst of times and grew in size.

By the end of the 18th century the town became an important centre of trade and handicrafts. Merchants from all over Ukraine, from Russia, from Western Europe, even from distant Asia, flocked to Sumy's annual fairs. The economic prosperity changed the town significantly, but still many of old houses have been preserved and they are excellent examples of the architectural style of classicism.