The monument was constructed to commemorate the liberation of Uman from Nazi occupation in March 1944.
The eternal flame mechanism is periodically maintained by municipal services to ensure continuous operation.
The surrounding square serves as a primary venue for annual remembrance events held on May 9th.
The Obelisk Eternal Flame in Uman is a memorial monument dedicated to soldiers who died during World War II. Located at the intersection of Nebesnoi Sotni and Yevropeiska streets, it serves as a central site for local commemorative ceremonies. The memorial features a prominent stone pillar and an integrated eternal flame installation. It is situated within a landscaped public square that includes walkways and seating. The site reflects the Soviet-era commemorative architectural style common in regional Ukrainian administrative centers.
From the center of the square looking up toward the obelisk, which allows for the inclusion of the eternal flame at the base.
Combine your visit with a walk through the nearby city center park area.
Visit during the early evening when the flame provides a distinct visual presence against the twilight.
Do not treat the site as a casual park or seating area for long periods, as it is intended for brief reflection.
Maintain a respectful demeanor as it is a war memorial site; avoid loud behavior or consuming food near the monument.
