Interesting, unusual, romantic, secret and popular places in the Podolsky district
The monument to the characters of the famous film comedy “Chasing Two Hares” (released in 1961), Pronya Prokopovna and Golokhvosty, is located on Andreevsky Descent. The monument, created according to the design of the architect Vladimir Skulsky and sculptors Vladimir Shchur (monument to Panikovsky, Gorodetsky, Leonid Bykov) and Vitaly Sivko (monument to Princess Olga, Yaroslav … Read more
“House of the Turbins” is a literary and memorial house-museum of Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov, which was founded in 1989. The main exhibition is on the second floor. Here you can see Bulgakov’s personal belongings and learn the story of his life in Kyiv. This story is closely intertwined with his novel “The White Guard”. The … Read more
The One Street Museum is dedicated to the history of Andreevsky Descent, one of the most ancient streets in Kyiv, connecting the Upper Town with the Lower Town – Podil. The concept of the museum is based on the desire of its creators to bring the history of St. Andrew’s Descent and Kyiv as close … Read more
Andreevsky Descent in Kyiv is one of the ancient roads connecting Upper Kyiv, its central part, with Podol, which was traded at that time. The road goes from Kontraktova Square to Desyatinnaya and Vladimirskaya streets. Andreevsky Descent got its name thanks to the Andreevsky Church built almost at the end of the street, which is … Read more