Kiev sights are just as exciting as the city lifestyle and beautiful Ukraine women living in this megalopolis. So once you are here on business, for pleasure, or even in search of a beautiful Ukrainian wife, make sure you have enough time to see all these historical places with your own eyes!

Kiev (or Kyiv) is the capital and largest city of Ukraine with a population of almost 3 million people. It is the birthplace of Kievan Rus’, Eastern Orthodox religion, and beautiful Kiev women. With over 1500 years of history, this city is rich in culture and architecture, not to mention numerous parks, hills, islands, and forested areas as well. It is exactly the place to find all possible combinations of communism and capitalism, spirituality and secularism, provinciality and cosmopolitism. Moreover, in addition to its rich heritage, it is a very modern city with all of the amenities you may expect from such a megalopolis.

It’s possible to get acquainted with a girl in Kiev not only in a dating agency or site. Capital’s sweetshops and cafes are very popular places for dates and acquaintances.

Tour Guide in Kiev

Treat yourself to a wonderful guided tour and enjoy all the beauties of one of the oldest and most charming cities in Eastern Europe!

So let’s look at top 5 Kiev sights you should not miss!

1. Khreschatyk Street and Independence Square
Khreschatyk Street is the main street of Kiev that runs through its center. Together with the famous Independence Square (Ukrainian: Maidan Nezalezhnosti or just Maidan), it is the place of great importance that has witnessed many events of modern Ukraine. However, in addition to this, Khreschatyk is also the best place to meet beautiful Ukrainian women slowly strolling through this historic street or sipping coffee in one of its many cafes.

2. Andrew’s Descent
Andrew’s Descent (Ukrainian: Andriyivsky Uzviz) is the most ancient and popular street in Kiev. Being a favorite place for all kinds of festivals and outdoor fairs, it is famous for its numerous souvenir shops, cultural museums, restaurants, and art galleries as well. Moreover, if you feel you haven’t got enough of old Kiev atmosphere, the One Street Museum dedicated to the history of this picturesque street will be perfect for you!

3. Mariyinsky Palace
The gorgeous Mariyinsky Palace built in 1750-55 by order of Empress Elizabeth is the pearl of the Kyiv architecture. Located in a beautiful park on top of a hill, this magnificent blue and cream building was previously used as a residence of the Tsar’s family. For today, it is a ceremonial place of residence for the President of Ukraine.

4. Mother Motherland
Mother Motherland is a monumental Kiev statue and a part of Museum of the Great Patriotic War. In order to find it, you only need to watch up, as this giant structure measuring 335 ft (102 m) and weighing 560 tons is visible from any spot in Kyiv. It’s interesting that at the time of its opening in 1981, Mother Motherland was the tallest statue in the world.

5. Kiev Pecherska Lavra
The world-known Kiev Pecherska Lavra built over nine centuries ago is a complex of churches included into the World Heritage of UNESCO. Famous for its unique catacombs with the saints’ relics, the Kiev Pecherska Lavra is also known as the Monastery of Caves. This historic Orthodox Christian monastery has 14 churches, 7 museums, one of first Kievan Rus’ printing houses, and many other places worth seeing at least once.