Kiev is the capital of Ukraine. It is a dense city (it extends over 30 km radius for two and a half million inhabitants). Kiev is a particularly ancient city steeped in history, incessant invasions and Orthodox traditions. Religious heritage is undoubtedly the most interesting to discover the richest and aesthetically element churches and the Monastery of the Catacombs (Pechersk Lavra) are the priority tourist sites.
The Independence Square
Khreshchiatik
Kiev is also a nice city: full of parks that dot the Dnieper, the huge river that runs through the whole of Ukraine, it has many green spaces that encourage walking. In summer, many banks turn into beaches. An island has also been converted into a huge amusement park, the Hydropark. Overlooking the river, the "steel lady" high statue of sixty meters, easily attracts the eye of the visitor. It overlooks the Museum of the War of 1941-1945, which is located near the Monastery of the Catacombs.
the maid of steel
Khreshchiatik
The Independence Square
Inside the city, the street Khreshchiatik is the main artery: high-rise business in Kiev, lined with chic bars, restaurants and shops, this beautiful avenue cut the famous Independence Square, where even as protesters regrouped the Orange Revolution in December 2004.
Khreshchiatik
Independence Square
Until Toltsoï place, neighborhood remains permanently busy. In basements, it houses several following its path malls. This is the perfect place to hang out and do some shopping. In addition, it is fully reserved for pedestrians on weekends and holidays.
the Dnieper
Opera Kiev
Volodimirska the street is another major artery to go when we discover Kiev since it starts from the square of St. Sophia Cathedral to continue in the direction of the Golden Gate, a fortification originally built during the reign of Yaroslav the eleventh century . This is the heart of the historic city. By further pursuing your way you will pass the Kiev Opera and eventually reach the Shevchenko park, and a cross boulevard of the same name that leads to the station.
Andreyieskiv street
the founders of Kiev
Volodimirska street
In contrast, closer to the river port is Podil, former suburb became chic in the mid nineteenth century. Finally, among the sights of Kiev, do not hesitate to make a detour through the "House of Dreams", a mansion with strange architecture which is located on the heights of Khreshchiatik.
House of Dreams
Golden Gate
The city has a metro with three lines. The affluent them many of the most visited places. It is a means of transportation very cheap (only 0.20 euro token), but often crowded with people.
Podil neighborhood
the Mariinsky park
Kiev is nice between May and September. Christmas time is also recommended. March is the month to avoid because of the thaw and slush overflowing sidewalks. If you stay more than three days, you can take the opportunity to go to the south of the city and visit the open air museum Pirogovo to discover the different rural traditions of Ukraine.
Moreover, Ukraine tourism organizes tours all summer to allow you to visit the city in good condition accompanied by a French guide.
The Independence Square
Khreshchiatik
Kiev is also a nice city: full of parks that dot the Dnieper, the huge river that runs through the whole of Ukraine, it has many green spaces that encourage walking. In summer, many banks turn into beaches. An island has also been converted into a huge amusement park, the Hydropark. Overlooking the river, the "steel lady" high statue of sixty meters, easily attracts the eye of the visitor. It overlooks the Museum of the War of 1941-1945, which is located near the Monastery of the Catacombs.
the maid of steel
Khreshchiatik
The Independence Square
Inside the city, the street Khreshchiatik is the main artery: high-rise business in Kiev, lined with chic bars, restaurants and shops, this beautiful avenue cut the famous Independence Square, where even as protesters regrouped the Orange Revolution in December 2004.
Khreshchiatik
Independence Square
Until Toltsoï place, neighborhood remains permanently busy. In basements, it houses several following its path malls. This is the perfect place to hang out and do some shopping. In addition, it is fully reserved for pedestrians on weekends and holidays.
the Dnieper
Opera Kiev
Volodimirska the street is another major artery to go when we discover Kiev since it starts from the square of St. Sophia Cathedral to continue in the direction of the Golden Gate, a fortification originally built during the reign of Yaroslav the eleventh century . This is the heart of the historic city. By further pursuing your way you will pass the Kiev Opera and eventually reach the Shevchenko park, and a cross boulevard of the same name that leads to the station.
Andreyieskiv street
the founders of Kiev
Volodimirska street
In contrast, closer to the river port is Podil, former suburb became chic in the mid nineteenth century. Finally, among the sights of Kiev, do not hesitate to make a detour through the "House of Dreams", a mansion with strange architecture which is located on the heights of Khreshchiatik.
House of Dreams
Golden Gate
The city has a metro with three lines. The affluent them many of the most visited places. It is a means of transportation very cheap (only 0.20 euro token), but often crowded with people.
Podil neighborhood
the Mariinsky park
Kiev is nice between May and September. Christmas time is also recommended. March is the month to avoid because of the thaw and slush overflowing sidewalks. If you stay more than three days, you can take the opportunity to go to the south of the city and visit the open air museum Pirogovo to discover the different rural traditions of Ukraine.
Moreover, Ukraine tourism organizes tours all summer to allow you to visit the city in good condition accompanied by a French guide.
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