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Kiev is one of the largest cities in Europe, the administrative, economic, scientific, cultural and educational center of Ukraine. There are more than 2.5 million residents. Modern Kiev is developing dynamically, is restored and recovered, thus attracting more tourists. Travel to Kiev and you will not feel sorry.

According to legend, Kiev was founded in the VI - VII centuries AD. The rise of the city was contributed to its geographical position: it hosted the most important trade route "from the Vikings to the Greeks," in Constantinople (Istanbul), in Asia, the Don, Novgorod. Over the centuries Kiev has repeatedly passed into the hands of various nations and peoples, while in 1934, it became the capital of the Ukrainian Socialist Soviet Republic.

Kiev has a large stock of cultural sites – there are more than 30 museums, about 2000 unique architecture, 33 theaters, a huge number of permanent exhibitions. A map of Kiev will help you find them. The main attractions of the city that became its "calling card" – travel to Kiev to see the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, St. Sophia Cathedral, Golden Gates, St. Andrew's Church, Khreshchatyk and Independence Square. All are closely situated as shown on the Map of Kiev.

Kiev - one of the greenest cities in the world. There are more than 60 parks, its streets with blooming linden and chestnut trees. In the parks of Kiev you can spend your time enjoying nature. The main parks of the city are the Botanical Garden, water park, the Park of Glory, Truhanov Island, Vladimirskaya Gorka with stunning views of the left bank of the Dnieper. On the map of Kiev they are all over the place. In Kiev there is a zoo, which contains 2,000 animals from all over the world.

Near Kiev is a museum of folk architecture "Pirogovo". If you’re an ethnic enthusiast, why not travel to Kiev and see it for yourself. It is located under the open sky and covers about 150 hectares. Here you can see houses, churches, mills, wells, various peasant utensils, all this gives an idea of the life of the Ukrainian people in the XVI - XIX centuries. Most of the buildings moved from various parts of Ukraine.