Weekend Kiev 3 days/2 nights

Kiev Tours

Friday Kiev 3 Days/ 2 nights Tour

Saturday Kiev 3 Days/ 2 nights

Weekend Kiev 4 Days/ 3 nights

Friday Kiev 3 Days/ 2 nights Tour

Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, attracts people from all over the world. We offer you a great opportunity to spend 3 days in this ancient city and get acquainted with its numerous sights and attractions. Initially the package includes a panoramic tour of Kiev with the visit to the city`s main highlights. Panoramic city tour of Kiev, which is not only the capital of Ukraine but also the mother city for all Eastern Slavic peoples. The modern centre and the remains of the old city are both on the hilly west bank of the Dnipro, third largest river in Europe. During the tour you will see Kyiv, its architectural monuments, the memorials of the past as well as with a new city.

Itinerary:

DAY 1
Arrival
Transportation to the hotel and check-in

DAY 2
Breakfast
Panoramic city tour of Kiev

DAY 3
Breakfast
Free time
Departure

Highlights:

Kievo-Pecherskaya Lavra Monastery

Kyiv Pechersk Lavra Monastery was founded as the first Ortodox Monastery in Kyiv Rus in 1051. It has become the largest religious establishment in the country. It bears the name of the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra binding its foundation in the catacombs and since the 12th century it bears the name of Lavra. Spread across wooded slopes above the Dnipro, it is a unique array of gold-domed churches, underground labyrinths lined with holy relics. In 1926 the Upper Groundswere declared the National Museum, one of which has a hoard of Scythian gold.

St. Michael Cathedral

St. Michael Golden Domed Cathedral was founded in 1108 by prince Svyatopolk - Yaroslav's grandson. It is the model of the Old Rus architecture.

St. Andrew's Church

St. Andrew's church, the monument of the 18th century (1746-61). It is an inspired Baroque interpretation of the traditional Ukrainian five-domed, cross-shaped church by Rastrelli. Its richly decorated interior features a three-tiered iconostasis & several paintings from the 18th century. The slender curves of its blue, white, gold & green exterior stand out against the skyline.

St. Sophia Cathedral

St. Sophia Cathedral with its magnificent frescoes and murals that present great historic and artistic value. It is the city's oldest standing church built in 1037 in honor of Prince Yaroslav's victory over a rival tribe Pechenegs. Grand prince of Kyiv Yaroslav the Wise intended to enlarge and beatify the city and he started with the construction of the cathedral which became not only a holy place but also a very important state's political, cultural and administrative centre. All ambassadorial receptions, crowning of princes, signing of treaties were held here. The first school and library were also set up in St. Sophia Cathedral.