The Vegreville Pysanka is a large, colorful egg-shaped structure located in Vegreville, Alberta, Canada. It was unveiled in 1974 to celebrate the Ukrainian heritage of the region and stands 25 feet tall. The design features intricate patterns and symbols that are traditional in Ukrainian egg decorating, known as pysanky. This landmark is made of over 5,000 pieces of aluminum and is a popular tourist attraction. The Vegreville Pysanka serves as a symbol of cultural pride and community, reflecting the contributions of the Ukrainian community in Canada. It is also a site for various events and festivals celebrating Ukrainian culture.