


This historic descent connects Kyiv's Upper Town (Old Kyiv) and the commercial neighborhood of Podil, the lower city. Andriyivskyy Descent is a famous tourist attraction known for its winding roads that boast stunning architecture, a variety of shops, and historic landmarks such as St. Andrew's Church.
Located in the center of Kyiv, the historic area of Volodymyrska Hill offers wonderful panoramic city views. Named after Volodymyr the Great, this park also features the oldest sculpture in Kyiv, and is connected to the European Square by a bicycle and pedestrian bridge.
One of the most popular museums in Kyiv, the One-Street Museum is a nostalgic haven of fascinating antiques and relics including historic books, postcards, household objects, and photographs.
Poshtova, or Postal, Square is one of Kyiv’s oldest squares located in Podil. In addition to a historic post office building, the square is also home to the Nativity of Christ Church, the lower station of the funicular, and the Kyiv River Station.
The Pyrohoshcha Church, or Pyrohoshcha Dormition of the Mother of God Church, is an Orthodox church situated in the historic Podil area. Visitors can wander the church grounds, take photos, and enjoy some mindful moments.
The National Museum of the History of Ukraine is one of the leading museums in the country. Containing around 800,000 exhibits, discover old prints, paintings, graphics, art collections, weaponry, manuscripts, and other relics of Ukraine's history from ancient times to the present day.