Things to Do in Kiev

Kiev-Pechersk Lavra is a monastery located on the hills at the Dnipro River. The Caves Monastery like they call it otherwise is a complex of churches with gold colored domes. To discover more details about the place keep on reading.

Andriyivski Uzviz is the place where Apostle Andrew prophesied “A great city will stand on this spot. The magnificent St. Andrew’s Church shines in blue and gold on that spot today. For more details visit the page.

Saint Sophia Cathedral is a splendid architectural structure and a place of worship in Kiev. The cathedral is one of the main tourist destinations in the city. It is the first to be registered on the world heritage list in Kiev. For further details keep on reading.

Khreshchatyk Street is the main street in Kiev. The 1.3 km street goes from the European Square to the Bessarabska Square where you will find the Bessarabsky market. The small avenue hosts office buildings, the Main Post Office, the Central Department store. Read more for further details.

Rodina Mat (Motherland) is a monument in Kiev. The structure is a part of the Museum of the History Ukraine in World War II Kiev. The statue is made of stainless steel. The Memorial Hall of the Museum has a whole wall of the fallen soldiers’ names curved on. Click here to read more.

Maidan Nezalezhnosti is the central square in Kiev located on the Khreshchatyk Street. The square had few names over times yet everyone knows the Independence Square as Maidan. To discover further details keep on reading.

If you are at St. Sophia’s Cathedral, you will be a couple of feet apart from the St. Michael’s Cathedral. The initial structure of the Cathedral was destroyed during Soviet times and reconstructed much later. For further details keep on reading.

Great Patriotic War Museum is part of the War Memorial complex in Kiev. The museum changed a couple of locations opening its doors to the public in the memorial complex in 1981. This is one of the largest museums in Ukraine.TO discover further details keep on reading.

Pirogovo Open-Air Museum is a historic village south of the capital city. Today it is an open air museum of Folk architecture. The history of the area dates back to the Bronze Age. The modern streets now reach the historic roads of Pirohiv way. Read more to discover further details about the place.

If you’ve already seen the historic landmarks and architectural wonders of the city it’s time to visit the Landscape Alley. It’s a central, less crowded street in the capital city located on the coast of Dnieper River. To discover more click here.

St. Andrew's Church is a splendid Baroque establishment and a place of worship in Kiev, Ukraine. The church is a part of the National Sanctuary “Sophia of Kiev.” It is also an iconic landmark of cultural heritage. To discover further details about the place keep on reading.

One of the most visited locations in Kiev St. Volodymyr's Cathedral is a major historic landmark. This is the mother cathedral of the Orthodox Church in Ukraine. The cathedral also is a one of the two main churches in Ukraine. Read more for further details.