Andriyivskyy Descent
A steep, winding cobblestone street connecting the upper and lower town, lined with galleries, street art vendors, and historic buildings. Free to walk and often called the Montmartre of Kyiv.
City in Ukraine
4 things to see
Kyiv is a sprawling capital on the Dnipro River, with golden-domed monasteries, a vibrant food scene, and one of the deepest metro systems in the world. Many of its landmarks reward simple walking: the riverside parks, the hillside paths, and the historic streets are free to wander, and the metro is famously cheap to ride. When conditions allow, it is one of Europe’s most affordable and culturally rich capitals.
What to see
What each one costs, where the cost is known.
A steep, winding cobblestone street connecting the upper and lower town, lined with galleries, street art vendors, and historic buildings. Free to walk and often called the Montmartre of Kyiv.
A sprawling Orthodox monastery complex dating to 1051, built into caves above the Dnieper, with golden domes and underground catacombs. Some areas are free, others require a ticket.
The central square of Kyiv and the site of Ukraine's defining modern political moments. Free to visit and an essential stop for understanding the country's recent history.
An 11th-century cathedral with original Byzantine mosaics and frescoes, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and museum. An entry fee applies, but the interior mosaics alone are worth it.
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