Bridges in Kyiv
Kyiv’s bridges are more than a way to cross the Dnipro River — they offer some of the city’s best panoramic views of the river and skyline.
Q&A about bridges in Kyiv
Most bridges in Kyiv usually remain open during air raid alerts. However, restrictions may change depending on the security situation, so visitors should check official updates from local authorities before travelling.
In most cases, Kyiv’s main road bridges remain open for traffic. However, temporary restrictions are possible during martial law, so it is better to check current updates before planning your route.
Kyiv’s right and left banks are connected by the North Bridge, Metro Bridge, Paton Bridge, South Bridge, Darnytskyi Bridge and the Podilskyi Bridge Crossing.
One of Kyiv’s most famous bridges is the Paton Bridge. It opened in 1953 and became an important part of the city’s transport and architectural history.
Popular options include the Pedestrian Bridge to Trukhaniv Island, the Park Pedestrian Bridge, the Glass Bridge and the Wave Bridge on Obolonskyi Island.
Yes. Kyiv has pedestrian bridges and walking routes near the Dnipro, including the Pedestrian Bridge to Trukhaniv Island.
