Old Town district

In terms of area, it is inferior to Leninsky and Zamostyansky districts. Approximate area - 21 square meters. km Located in the left bank of the city. The area is mainly a private sector dominated by private houses. On the territory of the district there are five schools (№ 9, 11, 19, 20 and 22), Vinnitsa Regional Humanitarian and Pedagogical College, Vinnitsa Construction College, Vinnitsa Polytechnic College, a hospital, two libraries, six churches. The district is divided into a small number of "neighborhoods": Krutnov, Tsarina, Novoselovka, Slobodka, Old Town, Maslozhyr and Small farms.

According to the basic version, the district got its name in honor of the fact that the first settlers of the city first settled on the left bank of Vinnitsa. After the appearance of the so-called "New City" (now the central part of the city), it was called "Old Vinnitsa", or "Old City". One of the oldest buildings and one of the landmark of the area is the Church of St. Nicholas, built in 1746.

During the Second World War, active hostilities were introduced in the suburban part. After the war, the area expanded significantly. In the 1960s, the old city bridge was built, as it is now. In 2011, a Vinnitsa light and sound fountain was built on the waterfront near the Roshen factory.