Mamaeva Sloboda is an ancient Cossack settlement with a history of more than 300 years, and these lands belonged to the golden-domed St. Michael's Monastery. The settlement extends in a distinctive natural area that includes picturesque orchards that meander through the bush, creating a unique landscape of the valley, surrounded by cherry orchards, and in the middle there is a three-storey wooden church in the shape of a Cossack, and from this church you can see a windmill, which is the symbol of agriculture Peaceful settlements in Ukraine, as well as a number of wooden huts and agricultural sickles, which today are witnesses to the city's history.