Murals in Kyiv
Kyiv’s most beautiful murals — open-air art that tells the story of the city and its people
A mural honouring the city’s legendary fighter pilot
A mural with crows in a cosy courtyard with cafés
A mural that reminds you to enjoy the little things
A mural that brings the seaside to the city
A mural about the battle between good and evil
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Podil is one of Kyiv’s oldest historic neighborhoods, set between the Dnipro River and the city’s hills. Historic squares, churches, and architecture from different eras sit alongside cafés, markets, cinemas, and cultural spaces. It’s best explored on foot and without rushing, so allow a few hours for your first visit.
Ukraine’s largest administrative building, located in Kyiv’s Pechersk district
The seat of Ukraine’s parliament
A historic all-welded bridge spanning the Dnipro River in Kyiv
One of Kyiv’s oldest streets, dating back to the era of Kyivan Rus
Europe’s tallest monumental sculpture with observation decks
A statue of the Grand Prince at the site where Kyivan Rus was baptised
