[Quinnster]

I’ve got a trip to Kiev booked in March any recommendations of thing to see?

[ashsummer]

Ukraine is an awesome country. I was lucky to visit Lviv for more then 4 days and I was quite impressed. It's a lovely town, I was lucky to see how people celebrated Independence Day and it was a memorable experience. I walked around the old town with a guide who pointed out the main buildings and told me a lot of stories. If you want to feel true Ukrainian spirit, Lviv is a must visit city. Definitely Kyiv has a lot of things to offer too. You will have no language barrier asUkraine is receiving more and more international travellers every year, your chances to hear English there and/or meet an English-speaking person, if needed, are rather high. Try to address a younger person if you need help.To plan your trip more thoroughly, use travel apps travelsites.com/travel-guides-apps/ .
Enjoy!

[tonys]

Day trip to Chenobyl - my only regret was missing out on this when I went.

It's a smallish city by capital city standards, but lots of churches, the Podil district is lovely from memory.

Food is great.

[craigf]

It's been over 10 years since I've been to Ukraine, but I agree with the sentiments above, it's a great city, definitely one of my favourites

[kuni]

I hear it’s a lovely time of year to engage in shadow foreign policy.

[fuqueuing]

I most enjoyed visiting the inside of the Orthodox Churches in Kiev. My favorite was St. Volodymyr's Cathedral, it's many painted frescos were masterpieces I wasn't expecting to see. They are all worth a visit inside though. You'll likely hear live singing and witness traditional ceremonies.

[ashley123]

Good info! I'm thinkingabout visiting Kiev, so your posts are helpful for me. Thanks for sharing your experience, guys!