News: Guide to Kyiv

If you only have 2–3 days in Kyiv, it’s important to plan your route wisely to avoid wasting time on transportation and to truly experience the city. The most convenient option is to choose districts where key attractions are within walking distance or easily connected. We’ve put together ideas for a short trip around Kyiv, focusing on districts that are comfortable for both staying and exploring.

Khreshchatyk is the heart of Kyiv. It is a place where history, modern city life, and tourist routes come together. For many visitors, this street is the starting point for exploring the capital — and for good reason.

If you’re planning to spend a New Year’s weekend in Kyiv, the city center is the perfect place to experience the festive atmosphere. Everything is here: bright holiday locations, music, warm lights, Christmas markets, ice rinks, festive installations, and the country’s main Christmas tree. We’ve prepared a short guide to help you make the most of your winter trip.

Looking for an apartment near the International Exhibition Center (IEC) in Kyiv? The most convenient short-term rental options are located on Mykilsko-Slobidska, Sheptytskoho, Raisy Okipnoi, Kulisha, and Florentsii Streets — all just 3–10 minutes on foot from the IEC.

Where is Yevhen Konovalets Street (formerly Shchorsa) located, what’s the nearest metro, postal codes, nearby landmarks, and is it a good choice for short-term rental? Here’s a concise guide.