Kiev Tours

Visit the Kiev Cave Monastery, an ancient monastery built in the 11th century and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the various museums and monuments on the premises, including the Museum of Treasures and the Bell Tower.

Visit the Kiev Cave Monastery, an ancient monastery built in the 11th century and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Visit St. Sophia's Cathedral, one of Kiev's most famous sites and the first Ukranian patrimony that was named a World Heritage Site.

Visit the Pirogivo Museum, an outdoor museum that depicts folk architecture and Ukrainian folk life. See the windmills and the wooden buildings and take the opportunity to meet local artisans selling their crafts.

Visit the Museum of the Second World War, a memorial in Kiev that houses over 300,000 exhibits.

Learn about the history of the Jewish community in Kiev. Then, visit the Baby Yar Memorial, dedicated to the Jewish victims of the largest shooting massacre during the Holocaust.

Visit the Chernobyl Catastrophe Museum, home to more than 7,000 exhibits that depict life in the Chernobyl region and the effects of the Chernobyl disaster on Ukraine's ecology.

Visit the National Art Museum of Ukraine, which houses over 20,000 pieces of art, and the Museum of Russian Art which displays paintings of Shishkin, Repin, Vasnetsov and more.

Learn about the history of Andreyevsky Spusk, an old Kiev street, by visiting the One Street Museum. Then, visit the museum dedicated to the writer Mikhail Bulgakov.

Explore the Chernobyl Zone and see the ecological effects of the disaster.

Take a panoramic tour of Kiev, the capital of Ukraine and the cradle of the Eastern Slavonic states.

Enjoy a weekend in Kiev as you visit its important landmarks and attractions.

Pair up a panoramic city tour of Kiev with a visit to Saint Sophia's Cathedral, one of Kiev's most famous sites, in this combo tour!

Get to know Kiev and its surrounding areas, as well as Odessa in this 5 day tour.

Visit the Mamajeva Sloboda Open-Air Museum and find yourself transported back to 17th-19th century Ukraine. Join master classes of smithery, weaving, cooking traditional dishes and other activities.