The parks, squares, monuments and streets that fill most of a first visit.
A 720 metre cobbled street connecting the Upper Town to Podil, lined with churches, museums and souvenir stalls. Free, and best walked downhill.
A 50 metre titanium arch above the Dnipro with the best viewpoint in central Kyiv. Free, always open, and now joined by the glass-floored pedestrian bridge.
Seven blue domes and yellow walls, two minutes from Universytet metro. Free to enter, and the murals inside are the reason to go.
One of the few surviving pieces of Kyivan Rus, dating from 1037. Come out of Zoloti Vorota metro and it's right in front of you.
Kyiv's most visited cathedral and a UNESCO site, with 11th century frescoes and mosaics that survived intact. Climb the bell tower for the best view of the complex.
One of a kind sporting experience in Kyiv that you won't find anywhere else in the city. This unique sport is competitive and easy to learn with a low barrier to entry.
The new bridge with a glass floor linking Saint Volodymyr Hill and the People's Friendship Arch.
A unique park with abstract sculptures featuring Alice in Wonderland among other obscurities.
Over 300 traditional buildings brought here from all over Ukraine and rebuilt on a hillside outside the city. Marshrutka 507 goes direct from Teremky.
Leave the metro, turn left and cross the road and you're there. Kyoto Park was laid out in 1972 to mark the friendship between Kyiv and Kyoto, its sister city,...
A historic open air museum in the heart of Kyiv where you can see traditional houses and eat typical Ukrainian dishes.
Experience this soviet marvel which lets children drive trains and learn about working in the railway industry.