On August 1, 2020, the opening of the world's largest river light and music Fountain will take place,
 which began operating in an open reservoir on September 4, 2011. The Fountain is located in the 
channel of the Southern Bug River and has a length of 140 meters and a jet height of up to 60 meters.

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According to experts, it is considered one of the ten best and most spectacular fountains in the world. Unique so-called “wintering technology”, thanks to which the structure is lowered into the water. Before the establishment of the fountain and the reconstruction of the embankment have been working to clean up the river bed of the Southern Bug volume of 28,000 cubic meters of soil.

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Development Engineer fountain «Roshen» Ralph is a company of Dow Emotion Media Factory GmbH, who is also the director.

When using a laser projector and the screen, consisting of a water-air mixture, distributed over the entire length of the fountain, the fountain allows to display video in 3-D format.
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Fountain «Roshen» was built at the expense of the charity fund Poroshenko. The total project cost 37 million USD.

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The new service will be available in Vinnitsa this summer. This is a convenient, environmentally friendly and useful, in terms of medicine, transport.

The realization of this project became possible due to the concluded investment agreement between Vinnytsia City Council, Nextbike and Vinnytsia transport company.

Initially, the city will install 15 stations and 150 parking racks. For rent will provide about 120 bicycles.

After studying the demand, the network of bicycle rental will be expanded by new stations, parking lots and bicycles.

Read more here: http://vinnitsaok.com.ua/2018/03/23/236671

The exposition contains unique brands from Rostov-on-Don, repaid by the Ukrainian trident, an indication that it was once a Ukrainian territory.

The museum is located in the center of the city – on the street Sobornaja, 22.

Museum wears the name of Jacob Balaban. He was a native of Vinnytsia, serving at the time in the army of the UPR. Now his son, Alexander Balaban, lives in New York. The man devoted his life to the collection of Ukrainian post stamps and to the study of his Ukrainian roots.

The opening of the museum of postage stamps on the land of his father was Alexander’s long-awaited dream.