In Kyiv, at 9 Institutska Street, there is a majestic, monumental building of the National Bank of Ukraine, which impresses with its beauty and sophistication. Construction began in the fall of 1902 on the project of Kiev architect Alexander Kobelev, who won the competition, and according to the sketches of Alexander Verbytsky designed the facade of the bank building. Kyiv received a beautiful two-storey building with basements and basements, built with the latest technical equipment. A rosary was specially planted in the yard of the bank, the aroma of roses wafted on all floors, getting there through the air intakes.→