Kiev, Ukraine-6-day-itinerary

Day 1: Monday

Places to Go:

  • Independence Square (Maidan Nezalezhnosti): The heart of Kiev’s historic district, known for its stunning architecture and lively atmosphere.
  • St. Sophia Cathedral: A breathtaking Orthodox cathedral featuring intricate mosaics and frescoes.

Activities:

  • Explore the bustling streets and shops around Independence Square
  • Visit St. Sophia Cathedral and admire its stunning interior

Where to Eat:

  • Khinkali ( Traditional Georgian restaurant): Try traditional Georgian dumplings at this cozy spot near Maidan Nezalezhnosti.
  • Café Artisan: A charming café serving delicious coffee, pastries, and sandwiches.

Accommodation:

  • Hotel Ibis Kiev: A convenient and comfortable hotel located in the heart of Kiev’s historic district.
  • Hostel 7 Hills: A budget-friendly option with cozy dorms and a lively atmosphere.

Transportation:

  • Metro: The most efficient way to get around Kiev. Buy a rechargeable card for easy travel.
  • Taxis: Available at major intersections, but be prepared for lengthy waits in peak hours.

Tips and Other Things of Interest:

  • Learn some basic Ukrainian phrases like “hello” (privyet) and “thank you” (dyakuyu).
  • Be prepared for crowds and lines at popular attractions.
  • Don’t miss the stunning view of Kiev from the top of the Opera House building.
  • Take a stroll along the picturesque Dnieper River embankment.

Day 2: Tuesday

Places to Go:

  • Kiev Pechersk Lavra: A historic Orthodox monastery featuring stunning architecture and beautiful gardens.
  • Museum of the Great Patriotic War: A museum showcasing Ukraine’s history during World War II.

Activities:

  • Explore the peaceful grounds and chapels of Kiev Pechersk Lavra
  • Visit the Museum of the Great Patriotic War to learn about Ukraine’s war history

Where to Eat:

  • Tavern “Babka”: Enjoy traditional Ukrainian cuisine, such as borscht and pierogi.
  • Restaurant “Pervak”: Try modern Ukrainian dishes in a cozy atmosphere.

Accommodation:

  • Hotel Ibis Kiev: A convenient and comfortable hotel located in the heart of Kiev’s historic district.
  • Hostel 7 Hills: A budget-friendly option with cozy dorms and a lively atmosphere.

Transportation:

  • Metro: The most efficient way to get around Kiev. Buy a rechargeable card for easy travel.
  • Taxis: Available at major intersections, but be prepared for lengthy waits in peak hours.

Tips and Other Things of Interest:

  • Don’t miss the stunning view of Kiev from the top of the Opera House building.
  • Take a stroll along the picturesque Dnieper River embankment.
  • Learn some basic Ukrainian phrases like “hello” (privyet) and “thank you” (dyakuyu).

Day 3: Wednesday

Places to Go:

  • Andriyivskyy Descent: A historic street lined with charming shops, cafes, and restaurants.
  • Golden Gate: A stunning medieval entrance that was once a part of the city’s fortifications.

Activities:

  • Explore the colorful streets and shops along Andriyivskyy Descent
  • Visit the Golden Gate and admire its intricate architecture

Where to Eat:

  • Café Artisan: A charming café serving delicious coffee, pastries, and sandwiches.
  • Restaurant “Pervak”: Try modern Ukrainian dishes in a cozy atmosphere.

Accommodation:

  • Hotel Ibis Kiev: A convenient and comfortable hotel located in the heart of Kiev’s historic district.
  • Hostel 7 Hills: A budget-friendly option with cozy dorms and a lively atmosphere.

Transportation:

  • Metro: The most efficient way to get around Kiev. Buy a rechargeable card for easy travel.
  • Taxis: Available at major intersections, but be prepared for lengthy waits in peak hours.

Tips and Other Things of Interest:

  • Learn some basic Ukrainian phrases like “hello” (privyet) and “thank you” (dyakuyu).
  • Be prepared for crowds and lines at popular attractions.
  • Don’t miss the stunning view of Kiev from the top of the Opera House building.
  • Take a stroll along the picturesque Dnieper River embankment.

Day 4: Thursday

Places to Go:

  • Museum of Ukrainian History: A museum showcasing Ukraine’s rich history and culture.
  • Botanical Garden: A beautiful garden featuring a wide variety of plants and flowers.

Activities:

  • Explore the museum and learn about Ukraine’s fascinating history
  • Visit the Botanical Garden and enjoy its peaceful atmosphere

Where to Eat:

  • Tavern “Babka”: Enjoy traditional Ukrainian cuisine, such as borscht and pierogi.
  • Restaurant “Pervak”: Try modern Ukrainian dishes in a cozy atmosphere.

Accommodation:

  • Hotel Ibis Kiev: A convenient and comfortable hotel located in the heart of Kiev’s historic district.
  • Hostel 7 Hills: A budget-friendly option with cozy dorms and a lively atmosphere.

Transportation:

  • Metro: The most efficient way to get around Kiev. Buy a rechargeable card for easy travel.
  • Taxis: Available at major intersections, but be prepared for lengthy waits in peak hours.

Tips and Other Things of Interest:

  • Don’t miss the stunning view of Kiev from the top of the Opera House building.
  • Take a stroll along the picturesque Dnieper River embankment.
  • Learn some basic Ukrainian phrases like “hello” (privyet) and “thank you” (dyakuyu).

Day 5: Friday

Places to Go:

  • Kiev’s City Hall: A stunning building featuring an impressive clock tower.
  • St. Michael’s Monastery: A historic Orthodox monastery showcasing intricate architecture.

Activities:

  • Explore the City Hall and admire its beautiful clock tower
  • Visit St. Michael’s Monastery and learn about its rich history

Where to Eat:

  • Café Artisan: A charming café serving delicious coffee, pastries, and sandwiches.
  • Restaurant “Pervak”: Try modern Ukrainian dishes in a cozy atmosphere.

Accommodation:

  • Hotel Ibis Kiev: A convenient and comfortable hotel located in the heart of Kiev’s historic district.
  • Hostel 7 Hills: A budget-friendly option with cozy dorms and a lively atmosphere.

Transportation:

  • Metro: The most efficient way to get around Kiev. Buy a rechargeable card for easy travel.
  • Taxis: Available at major intersections, but be prepared for lengthy waits in peak hours.

Tips and Other Things of Interest:

  • Learn some basic Ukrainian phrases like “hello” (privyet) and “thank you” (dyakuyu).
  • Be prepared for crowds and lines at popular attractions.
  • Don’t miss the stunning view of Kiev from the top of the Opera House building.
  • Take a stroll along the picturesque Dnieper River embankment.

Day 6: Saturday

Places to Go:

  • Kiev’s National Opera House: A beautiful theater featuring an impressive architecture.
  • Museum of Ukrainian Art: A museum showcasing Ukraine’s rich cultural heritage.

Activities:

  • Explore the National Opera House and admire its stunning interior
  • Visit the Museum of Ukrainian Art and learn about Ukraine’s fascinating history

Where to Eat:

  • Tavern “Babka”: Enjoy traditional Ukrainian cuisine, such as borscht and pierogi.
  • Restaurant “Pervak”: Try modern Ukrainian dishes in a cozy atmosphere.

Accommodation:

  • Hotel Ibis Kiev: A convenient and comfortable hotel located in the heart of Kiev’s historic district.
  • Hostel 7 Hills: A budget-friendly option with cozy dorms and a lively atmosphere.

Transportation:

  • Metro: The most efficient way to get around Kiev. Buy a rechargeable card for easy travel.
  • Taxis: Available at major intersections, but be prepared for lengthy waits in peak hours.

Tips and Other Things of Interest:

  • Don’t miss the stunning view of Kiev from the top of the Opera House building.
  • Take a stroll along the picturesque Dnieper River embankment.
  • Learn some basic Ukrainian phrases like “hello” (privyet) and “thank you” (dyakuyu).