Zhytomyr is located in Polissya and is the administrative center of
the Zhytomyr region.
Founded in 884, today it is a significant
cultural, recreational and educational center. The city has many parks,
squares, six rivers flow through it
1 Holy Assumption (Podolskaya) Church, Podolskaya, 9.
2 Prazdnik-Anastasievsky Stavropegic Convent, Sosnovaya st., 13A
(Bohunskyi district).
3 Cells of the Jesuit Law (ruins), st.
Chernyakovsky, 12?.
4 Church of Evangelical Christian Baptists,
Sokalova Gora suburb, st. Maksyutova, 208. ☎ +380 412 250804.
5
Intercession Old Believer Church, st. Karakulnaya, 6 (N 1.5km).
6
Church of St. Jacob, st. Victory, 74. - Built in 1837.
7 Holy Cross
Exaltation Cathedral, st. Cathedral, 14. A high temple in the Byzantine
style, built in 1900. From 1987 to 2012, it housed the exposition of the
Museum of Nature.
8 Cathedral Church of St. Sophia, pl. Zamkova, 2.
9 Synagogue, st. Mala Berdichivska, 7. ☎ +380 412 226608.
10 Seraphim
Church, complex of the monastery of the Sharitok Sisters, st. Feshchenka
Chopivskogo, 22. edit
11 Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, pl.
Cathedral, 4.
12 Seminary Church of St. John from Dukla, st. Kyivska,
4/6,. ☎ +380 412 421274.
13 Transfiguration Cathedral, pl. Peremogi,
12/14. The symbol of the city. Designed in the Byzantine-Russian style
with characteristic features of ancient Russian architecture of the
11th-12th centuries. Height-53 m. The interior is very richly decorated
with local granite and labradorite.
14 Mikhailovsky Cathedral, st.
Kyivska, 18. This is an outstanding architectural monument of the 19th
century. One of the oldest stone buildings in the city.
15 Art Gallery (former Magistrat), st. Cathedral, 3. The luxurious
two-story town hall was built by the Zhytomyr magistrate in the 18th
century. Made in the Renaissance style.
16 V. Korolenko Literary and
Memorial Museum, pl. Korolenka, 1. ☎ +380 412 221631.
17 Zhytomyr
Regional Museum of Local Lore, pl. Zamkova, 1.
18 Zhytomyr Regional
Literary Museum, st. Kyiv, 45. ☎ + 380 412 345527, fax: +380 412 374282.
Opened in 1990. Contains scientific publications, printed images about
the events of the literary and artistic life of the city and the region
over the past two centuries. Biographies of famous writers from
Zhitomir.
19 Museum of Cosmonautics. Queen S.P., st. Dmitrievskaya,
5. ✉ ☎ +380 412 379523, fax: +380 412 372030. 🕑 Tue-Sun 10:00 - 17:15,
break 13:00 - 14:00. 10 UAH, children 5 UAH. The only museum of
cosmonautics in Ukraine. It is located in the house of the Zhytomyr
Soviet scientist in the field of rocket science and astronautics -
Sergey Korolyov.
20 Fire Tower - Museum of Fire Protection, st. May
1, 33A,. Built in 1894. The history of the creation of a fire
extinguishing system and some fire fighting equipment is presented.
21 Castle Hill, st. Cathedral. A mountain on the banks of the Kamenka
River, on which a stone castle surrounded by moats stood until the 19th
century. Probably, it was founded in the 9th century by the servants of
the Kyiv princes Askold and Dir. In the annals, the Zhytomyr castle was
first mentioned in 1392, when they captured the Grand Duke of Lithuania
Vitovt. Subsequently, it was repeatedly destroyed and restored.
22 Korbutovsky hydropark, Beach alley (SW 6km). Beach. Wonderful
vacation spot. Former forest that has been turned into a landscape park.
23 Chatsky's Head Rock (5.5km SW). Bizarre rocks above the river Teterev
(30 m), a geological monument of national importance. It is clearly
visible from the observation deck on the dam of the Teterevsky
reservoir.
24 Park im. Gagarin, bul. Old.
25 Botanical Garden of
Zhytomyr Agricultural University, st. Queen,. Founded in 1933. The
collection includes about 200 species of trees and shrubs and 750
species of medicinal plants.
The city has monuments and memorial plaques to Taras Shevchenko,
Blessed John Paul II, Alexander Dovzhenko, Boris Ten, Vladimir
Korolenko, Sergei Korolev, Viktor Kosenko, Oleg Olzhych, Mikhail
Kotsiubinsky, A. I. Kuprin, A. S. Pushkin, Yaroslav Dombrovsky and many
other famous writers and public figures.
In 1996, the Memorial to
the Victims of Fascism was opened on the site of the former Nazi camp
Bohuniya.
Monuments of military equipment include:
GAZ-AA car
(installed near ATP-11855, Independence Avenue)
Tank T-34-85 (it was
installed on Victory Square, in 2022 it was moved to the Monument of
Glory on Chudnovskaya St.)
Aircraft MiG-15UTI (installed in the park
named after the 30th anniversary of the Victory, not far from the
Chudnovsky bridge)
Cannons (near the Monument of Glory, see photo
below)
Cannon (entrance to the city from Berdichev)
UPG-250
(manufactured at the Kuibyshev airfield equipment plant, installed on
the territory of the military unit on Smokovka)
Tank T-34-85
(installed on the territory of a military unit near Korolev Square)
1 Zhytomyr State Musical and Dramatic Theater named after Kocherhy,
square Soborna, 6. ☎ +380 412 222455.
2 Zhytomyr Regional Puppet
Theater, str. Mykhailivska, 7. ☎ +380 412 474246.
3 Zhytomyr
Philharmonic, str. Pushkinska, 26. ☎ +380 412 374154.
4 Avangard
sports complex, str. 1 Feshchenka Chopivskoho St. ☎ +380 412 372167.
By train
Railway station, Privokzalnaya sq. 3. ☎ +380 (412)
36-14-83. There are left-luggage offices, Internet cafes, rest rooms
(including deluxe rooms), where you can stay for half a day or a day.
International direct trains to Baranovichi (Belarus); Chisinau (Moldova)
and St. Petersburg (Russia). Long distance trains Odessa, Simferopol.
Suburban trains to Fastov twice a day, 2 hours 20 minutes; Korostyshiv
daily, Kozyatin through Berdichev six times a day; Novograd-Volynsky
daily, 2 hours 10 minutes
By bus
Bus station Zhytomyr, st.
Kyiv, 93. ☎ +380 (412) 36-14-56. Schedule.
International lines of the
Republic of Belarus: Brest and Grodno - every Friday morning, Czech
Republic: Prague - four times a week, Moldova: Chisinau daily.
Intra-Ukrainian buses, to "tourist" places: Kiev-1 (every hour or more),
Borispol airport ten per day, Berdichev - 10 per day (last at 8 pm),
Vinnitsa-1 - seven per day, Khmelnitsky - 3 per day day, Korosten - 3
per day. Daily: Ternopil, Chernihiv, Odessa, Lutsk, Truskavets,
Simferopol, Chernivtsi, Radomyshl, Ivano-Frankivsk, Uzhgorod.
Suburban bus station (Avtostanciya primiska), st. Khlebnaya, 22a. ☎ +380
(412) 37-84-45, +380 (0412) 34-34-46. Mainly flights in the Zhytomyr
region, Berdichev at 8:00, 14:00, 19:00; Radomyshl daily 17:00.
Public transport in Zhytomyr: one tram line plus trolleybuses, buses and minibuses. A trolleybus/tram costs 1.5 UAH (for any distance). Tram working hours 5:30-21.56, in the afternoon 07:00-19:00 interval 4 minutes, later or earlier 10-20 minutes. Buses stop running at 19:00, except for No. 1, 4a, they run until 21:00, and No. 15 - until 22:00, and No. 2 - until 23:00.
1 BeerЁza restaurant, str. Pemohy, 55. ☎ +380 412 424994.
2 Japanese restaurant SushiYa, str. Velika Berdychivska, 12.
Pizzerias
3 Cafe "Milano", str. Kyivska, 77. ☎ +380 63 5343038.
4 Cafe-pizzeria "New-York-Street-Pizza", str. Kyivska, 56. ☎ +380 412
472855. edit
5 Bistro-pizzeria "Time to eat", sq. Rytny Rynok, 1.
6 Pizzeria Celentano, pl. Soborna, 7/1. ☎ +380 412 422100. Wi-Fi
7 Pizzeria Mario, str. Kocherhy, 3. ☎ +380 412 422327. 9.00-22.00.
Other unit: str. Kyivska, 13
Fast food
8 McDonald's, str.
Kyivska, 77. ☎ +380 50 3867151.
Night life
Cafe
1 Kafe Pan
Martsypan, st. Velika Berdychivska, 55. ☎ +380 412 438648.
2 Cafe-store Lviv Chocolate Workshop, str. Pemohy, 7. ☎ (99) 2138182,
fax: 412 480470.
Clubs
3 Night club "Indigo", str. Pemohy,
68. ☎ +380 412 426767, +380 67 4100960.
Cheap
1 Entertainment complex "Korolivska Bochka", vul. Ivan
Gonti, 68 (4km SE, by buses 4, 11, 23, 27 or by trolleybus 8 to the stop
'Komerciyna st.'). ☎ +380 412 51-96-73. 150 - 250 UAH (2014). Disco,
bar, restaurant, sauna.
2 Hotel Zhytomyr, pl. Pobedy, 6. ☎ +380 412
228693, fax: +380 412 225645. Double 240-360 UAH, apartments 540-600 UAH
(2013). Hotel of the old Soviet type. Bad reviews on the internet,
problems with hot water. Poor quality food in the restaurant.
3
Restaurant and hotel complex "Petrograd", st. Saenko, 152A (NE 4km, at
the exit from Zhytomyr in the direction of Kyiv). ☎ +380 412 46-50-58
Fax: +380 412 465058
4 Motel-bar "Gulden", Mira pr., 47A l (at the
entrance to the city from Rivne). ☎ +380 67 4209312, fax: +380 412
466321. from 250 UAH. A small two-storey building: on the ground floor
there is a cafe-bar, on the attic floor there are rooms. 5 numbers
5
"Home hotel", Pioneer Camps lane, 4 (next to the Zhytomyr State
Technological University). ✉ ☎ +380 97 2282756. Double economy with
shared bathroom 180 UAH, double standard 300 UAH, double premium/luxury
350/500 UAH. 17 rooms
Average cost
6 Restaurant and Hotel
Complex "Gayki", Novy Boulevard St., 6. ✉ ☎ +380 412 42-03-20, 46-65-68.
from 450 UAH
7 Villa Rose, Ukraine, Zhytomyr region, Zhytomyr
district, Teterevka, Mezhrechye (By car: from the city center of
Zhytomyr across the Chudnovsky bridge towards Hydropark, pass Teterevka,
then in the village of Perlyavka make a left turn towards the landfill
You need to cross the river and turn left, then go straight 4 km to the
gate "Mezhrichya", after entering the gate, go straight to the fork, in
front of house No. 125 turn right 50 meters to Villa Rose.). ✉ ☎ +38 063
134 7444, 099 172 0303, 097 332 4668, Tury.Club. 🕑 07:00-23:00. 22$
(from 600 UAH per room per night). Villa Roz is located 10 km southwest
of the city of Zhytomyr, in an ecologically clean area of the
Teterevskoye reservoir.
Expensive
8 Hotel Reikartz Zhytomyr,
pl. Castle, 5/8. ☎ +38 (041) 255-89-10, (800) 304-500, (044) 428-95-80.
double from 600 UAH, suite 940 UAH. The staff is friendly, polite, wifi,
hot water, safe, TV, refrigerator. The price includes breakfast
(buffet).
9 Hotel Dodo, vul. Vatutina, 13. ☎ +380 412 464664.
single 600 UAH, double 700 UAH. Four stars. 25 rooms.
The settlement arose in the second half of the 9th century.
According to legend, the city was founded in 884 by a warrior of the
princes Askold and Dir named Zhitomir, most likely a Novgorodian who
refused to serve Prince Oleg. Other versions of the name of the city -
according to the well-growing rye (other Russian - "zhito") or according
to the Slavic tribe of the Zhytiches who inhabited those places, who
were part of the tribal union of the Drevlyans.
In 945, an
uprising broke out in this area, recorded in the Ipatiev Chronicle.
In 1320 (according to other sources - in 1324) the city was captured
by the Lithuanian prince Gedimin, in 1362 the city was included in the
Grand Duchy of Lithuania, in 1399 it was devastated by the Tatars.
Under the name Zhitomel is mentioned in the chronicle "List of
Russian cities far and near" (end of the 14th century).
In 1444,
the King of Poland, Kazimir Jagielonchik, granted Magdeburg rights to
Zhytomyr and built a small castle in it (the castle was not preserved,
but the place was called Castle Hill).
In 1467, the city was
again plundered and burned by the Tatars.
In 1540, the castle was
enlarged and fortified according to the project of the headman Semyon
Babinsky.
After the Union of Lublin in 1569, the city became part
of the Kingdom of Poland.
1569-1793
According to the inventory
of 1572, there was a small castle, the elder's palace and 142 courtyards
in the town.
In 1594-1596. the inhabitants of the city
participated in the uprising of Severin Nalivaiko.
In 1596, King
Sigismund III Vasa approved the holding of two large annual fairs in
Zhytomyr, which contributed to the revival of trade and the development
of the city. Meetings of local representatives (seimiki) regularly took
place here.
In 1606 the city was again sacked by the Tatars.
In 1648, the Cossacks of Bogdan Khmelnitsky, together with the
Tatars, took the city, robbed and killed the inhabitants, part of the
city chronicle (from 1582) burned down in a fire. The meeting of local
representatives condemned and sentenced to death about three thousand
criminals, the sentence was carried out near the village of Kodnya.
In 1651, a battle took place north of the city, in which the
detachments of B. Khmelnitsky and I. Bohun defeated the Polish army of
Prince Chetvertinsky.
Since 1668, Zhytomyr has become the main
city of the Kyiv province.
At a joint meeting in Zhytomyr on
August 10, 1709, representatives of the Zhytomyr and Kiev lands adopted
a resolution to send representatives to Tsar Peter I with
congratulations on the victory over the Swedes near Poltava and a
request to keep the Cossacks from robbing local residents.
In
1724, the Jesuits opened a monastery and a school here.
In the
second half of the 18th century, a large Jewish community formed in
Zhytomyr.
In 1765 there were 5 churches (2 Orthodox and 3
Catholic), one palace and 285 houses.
In 1768, the inhabitants of
the city participated in the Koliyivshchyna.
1793-1917
As a
result of the second partition of Poland in 1793, Zhytomyr became part
of the Russian Empire and in 1795 became the county town of the Volyn
viceroy.
In 1798, Zhytomyr became the center of a Catholic
diocese, and in 1799, the center of an Orthodox diocese.
In 1804
Zhytomyr became a provincial city of the Volyn province. In the future,
Zhytomyr becomes known as a trading center (here they traded timber,
cattle, hops and other goods).
In 1808, the Polish theater was
established (the main founder was Latotsky).
After the end of the
hostilities of the Patriotic War of 1812, in February 1813 a military
hospital was opened.
In 1823-1825, members of the Society of
United Slavs and the Southern Society of Decembrists were active in
Zhytomyr.
In 1837, at the Russian cemetery, the church of St.
Luke was built at the expense of Princess Olga Potemkina.
On
January 8, 1838, the publication of the newspaper "Volynskie Gubernskiye
Vedomosti" began in the city.
In 1896, a narrow-gauge railway was
laid through Zhitomir, and at the end of the 19th century, the city was
rapidly developing as a commercial and industrial center.
According to the first census of the population of the Russian Empire in
February 1897, 65,895 people lived in the city (30,572 Jews, 16,944
Russians, 9,152 Ukrainians, 7,464 Poles, 677 Germans, etc.).
In
1899, tram traffic began in Zhytomyr.
In 1903, two groups of the
Iskra direction arose in Zhytomyr (railroad workers and printers).
During the revolution of 1905, Zhytomyr became one of the centers of
the revolutionary movement, strikes and demonstrations took place here
(in January 1905, a general strike and rallies took place, from February
1 to April 9, 1905, the lockout of printers continued, on May 18, 1905,
a general May Day strike began, on 14 - October 15, 1905 Zhitomir
participated in the All-Russian political strike, December 12, 1905 - in
the December political strike), workers' squads were created. On April
23, 1905, a Jewish pogrom took place.
In 1913 the population of
the city was 90.7 thousand people.
After the February Revolution,
on March 28, 1917, the publication of the daily newspaper Trudovaya
Volyn began in the city.
In July 1917, on the basis of the city
trade union of metalworkers, the Zhytomyr organization of the RSDLP (b)
was created, from June 27, 1917, it began publishing the newspaper
"Working voice".
1918-1941
After the October Revolution, the
faction of the RSDLP (b) in the Zhytomyr Soviet of Workers' and
Soldiers' Deputies received the support of the majority of deputies, and
on January 8-9 (21-22), 1918, Soviet power was established in Zhytomyr,
but on February 24, 1918, the city was occupied by German troops in in
accordance with the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk between the UNR and the
Central Powers.
Later, in 1918, the state authorities of the
Ukrainian People's Republic worked in Zhytomyr for several weeks, and
from April 29 - December 14, 1918 - the state authorities of the
Ukrainian state. The office of the 1st Volyn Corps of the Ukrainian
state was located in the city. Nevertheless, a communist underground
organization continued to operate in the city, which prepared an armed
uprising against the Directory, which lasted from January 4 to January
7, 1919, but was suppressed.
On April 12, 1919, during the
Berdichev-Korosten offensive operation, the city was occupied by units
of the Red Army, which left Zhytomyr in August 1919.
On September
18, 1919, the 44th Rifle Division and units of the Southern Group of the
12th Army of the Red Army occupied Zhitomir with a joint attack, later
units of the 12th Army of the Red Army took up defense in the Zhitomir
region.
During the Soviet-Polish war, on April 26, 1920, the city
was captured by Polish troops, but under the conditions of occupation in
the rear of the Polish troops, Soviet underground fighters and partisans
continued to operate in Zhytomyr. On June 7, 1920, Zhytomyr was occupied
by the 4th Cavalry Division of the 1st Cavalry Army of the Red Army.
Later, in 1920, Zhytomyr became the location of the 30th border brigade,
whose task was to protect the border with Poland.
In 1922-1939,
the 44th Kiev Rifle Division of the 8th Rifle Corps was located in the
city.
In 1925, Zhytomyr became the administrative center of the
Zhytomyr district of the Kyiv region.
From October 1925 to
September 16, 1939, the administration of the 8th Rifle Corps was
located in the city.
During the industrialization of the 1930s,
the development of industry began, in the early 1930s the city was the
center of the woodworking, furniture, footwear and wine and vodka
industries, there were 23 qualified industrial establishments, which
employed 980 workers, and there were also 4059 handicraftsmen and
artisans. Also, a power plant, a water supply system, two institutes, 9
technical schools, 2 vocational schools, 3 FZU, 17 courses, 27 schools,
a theater, a central library and 11 clubs worked in the city.
From 1935 to September 16, 1939, the administration of the 2nd Cavalry
Corps of the Kyiv Military District was located in the city. In
September - October 1939, the corps participated in the Polish campaign
of the Red Army in the eastern regions of Poland - Western Ukraine as
part of the Volochisk army group.
In September 1937, Zhytomyr
became the center of the Zhytomyr region.
From July 26, 1938 to
September 16, 1939, the administration of the Zhytomyr Army Group of the
Kyiv Special Military District was located in the city. On September 16,
1939, the administration of the Zhytomyr Army Group was renamed into the
administration of the Shepetovskaya Army Group, which left the city and
became part of the Ukrainian Front.
In 1939, the population of
the city was 95 thousand people, the industry before the war was
underdeveloped, only a few small enterprises operated (a tannery, a nail
factory, an iron foundry, a bent furniture factory, a tobacco factory
and a factory for the production of shoe lasts).
After the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, on July 4, 1941, the
office of the South-Western Front was located in the city.
On
July 9, 1941, Zhytomyr was occupied by the advancing German troops.
During the period of occupation, an underground regional committee of
the CP (b) U operated in the city, in July 1942 two underground city
committees were created (secretaries G. M. Burzhimsky and A. D.
Borodiy), in April 1943 they merged with the regional committee into a
single underground organization.
On November 12, 1943, during the
Kyiv operation, the city was liberated by the Soviet troops of the 1st
Ukrainian Front.
By order of the Headquarters of the Supreme
Commander-in-Chief of November 13, 1943, formations and units that
distinguished themselves in the battles for the liberation of the city
of Zhytomyr received the name "Zhytomyr".
Gratitude was announced
to the troops that participated in the liberation of Zhytomyr, and a
salute was given in Moscow with 20 artillery volleys from 224 guns.
German troops launched a counteroffensive and on November 20, 1943
recaptured the city.
On December 31, 1943, during the
Zhytomyr-Berdik operation, Zhytomyr was again liberated by the troops of
the 1st Ukrainian Front under the command of General I. D.
Chernyakhovsky.
In Moscow, a salute was given with 20 artillery
volleys.
By Stalin's order of January 1, 1944, they received the
name "Zhytomyr":
9th mechanized corps (major general of the military
unit Malygin, Konstantin Alekseevich)
3rd Artillery Division
129th
Guards Red Banner Rifle Division
99th Rifle Division
322nd Rifle
Division
336th Rifle Division
350th Rifle Division
304th Rifle
Division
21st Guards Tank Brigade
14th Guards Tank Brigade
93rd
separate tank brigade
47th Guards Separate Tank Regiment (Lieutenant
Colonel Laptev, Alexander Ivanovich)
1831st self-propelled artillery
regiment
1642nd Fighter Anti-tank Artillery Regiment (Major
Kartashov, Pavel Alexandrovich)
1644 anti-tank artillery regiment
(Major Natoptanny, Anatoly Mikhailovich)
839th howitzer artillery
regiment (2nd formation) (lieutenant colonel Bogatyrev, Ivan Ivanovich)
525th mortar regiment (lieutenant colonel Poslavsky, Pyotr Kuzmich).
1945-1991
During the fighting of the Great Patriotic War and the
German occupation, the city was seriously destroyed, but in the post-war
period it was rebuilt.
In 1955-1956. gasification of the city
began.
In 1962, a paper mill was put into operation and the city
trolley bus began to work.
As of the beginning of 1980, there
were an automatic machine tool plant, an Elektroizmeritel plant, an auto
parts plant, a Promavtomatika plant, a mechanical plant, a household
appliance plant, a repair plant, a chemical fiber plant, a flax mill, a
Komsomolka hosiery factory, and a fur factory. , a non-woven fabric
factory, a sewing association, a shoe association, a confectionery
factory, a meat processing plant, a dairy plant, associations of the
canning, baking and beer and non-alcoholic industries, a furniture
factory, a mirror factory, a musical instrument factory, a factory of
toys and souvenirs, a house-building plant, a construction plant metal
structures, association "Zhytomyrzhelezobeton",
"Zhytomyrstroymaterialy", and other enterprises, as well as 40 secondary
schools, 5 music schools, one art school, 10 special schools, 10
secondary specialized educational institutions, 13 vocational schools,
two universities, 17 libraries, 9 cinemas, 23 clubs, musical drama
theater, puppet theater, local history museum and two of its branches
(memorial house-museum of S. P. Korolev and literary-memorial
house-museum of V. G. Korolenko), the Palace of Pioneers, regional
stations for young technicians and young naturalists, an excursion and
tourist station, 2 children's sports schools, and also published two
regional newspapers.
In 1984 Zhytomyr was awarded the Order of
the Red Banner of Labor.
In January 1989, the population was
292,097; in 1991, 298,000.
After 1991
Until the mid-1990s, the
Sokolovsky granite quarry operated in the city, later it was closed and
flooded.
In 1997, the number of educational institutions was
reduced (vocational schools No. 14 and No. 17 were merged into
vocational schools No. 17, vocational schools No. 18 and No. 44 were
merged into vocational schools No. 18, and the Zhytomyr Construction
College was turned into a branch of the State Agroecological Academy).
Since 1999, the Zhytomyr St. Anastasievsky stauropegial convent, the
Franciscan monastery at the church of St. John with Dukla
The city is located among unique natural landscapes: ancient forests surround the city from all sides, the Teterev, Kamenka, Lesnaya, Kroshenka, Putyatinka rivers flow through it. There are several parks in the city. In the suburbs, on the banks of the Teterevsky reservoir, there is a hydropark. There are sanatoriums in the adjoining forest park zone.
Zhytomyr is an important economic, scientific and technical center of the region. The enterprises of the city produce glass, metal structures, electronic devices, LED screens, confectionery, fabrics, furniture, shoes, car parts, etc. The processing of natural stone (gabbro, labradorite, various types of granite) is also developed.
Mechanical engineering, repair, installation of machinery and
equipment: Promavtomatika, REC LLP, Vibroseparator OJSC, Verstatremmash,
Tornado, Zhytomyr State Experimental Prosthetic and Orthopedic
Enterprise, Yekta Prom LED screen production plant of a Ukrainian
company EKTA, Interagrobud, Metra Ukraine, Buton LLP, Bud-Mash PP,
Non-Standard Equipment Plant CJSC, etc.
Mining industry:
Zakhidukrvibukhprom, Evrovibukhprom
Production of building materials:
Zhytomyr plant of roofing and insulating materials, Zhytomyr plant of
glass products, Zhytomyr plant of silicate products, production of wall
and roof sandwich panels of GAYAN LLP, Agrobudindustriya, plant of
mineral wool products Zhytomyroblagrobud, CJSC Stone Processing.
Pulp
and paper, printing industry: Scherzo publishing company, Polissya book
and newspaper publishing house, Zhytomyr regional printing house,
Cardboard plant;
Light industry: Rif-1 LLP, Ferplast-Ukraine LLP,
TUSMO LLP, Teterev CJSC, Iskra WAT, hosiery factory throughout the
country socks under the brand "Legka go", and others;
Food industry:
Confectionery factory "Zhytomyrski Lasoshchi", Zhytomyr butter plant,
Zhytomyr distillery, Zhytomyr brewery, "Zolotoy Karavay", Zhytomyr
bakery plant, "Ukrkhmel", Zhytomyr Meat-packing plant "M'yasna Gildiya",
Zhytomyr poultry farm, "Fish field technologies»
production of
medicines: Zhytomyr Pharmaceutical Factory.
other:
LLC PK
"Mark", "Visage", "Windsor" (manufacture of plastic windows and
metal-plastic structures)
in 2016, a Kromberg & Schubert Ukraine
plant was opened in Zhytomyr for the production of components for
Mercedes, Volkswagen, BMW, Audi