Отзывы - Улица Крещатик

Via principale del centro citta . Molto ampia e piena di negozi ristoranti centro commerciale e tanto altro . Bellissima di sera , con le sue luminarie natalizie e i suoi edifici illuminati dai colori della bandiera Ucraina

A bus trip down Kreshchatyk at night can give you the flavor of the shopping scene and a view of independence square.

Jättefina butiker å trevlig gata att gå runt på. Kändes säkert å bra, och var lika fint kväll som dag.

Грязь и ни одного дерева (и где хваленые киевские каштаны спрашивается). В выходные толпы селюков и соответствующие им развлечения аля продержись на турнике пять минут или сфоткайся с обезьянкой/голубем. Но в тоже время здесь много магазинов и есть несколько очень приятных кафе

Gerçi İstanbul’daki İstiklal caddesi eski güzelliğini maalesef kaybetti ancak benzetme yine de yanlış değil hatta burası daha güzel.. Şık ve ünlü marka mağazaların,kafelerin ve heryere yürüme mesafesinde olan bir cadde..Hatta biz bu cadde üzerinde bir otelde kaldık ve çok doğru tercih olduğunu söyleyebilirim..

Nice place for a walk. Lots of stores. Most of them expansive but some have really great prices. Local designers store and local chocolate factory store are some of the nice stores to visit. On weekends traffic is blocked and street festives begin with beautiful street lighting. A must for Kiev visits!

One of the main roads in Kyiv, perfect for shopping, dining at the multitude of restaurants, sightseeing some of the key parts of the city such as Independence Square, or simply ambling and taking in the local feel. Often closed to traffic at weekends to allow concerts, rallies and cultural events to take place. Well worth a visit.

Красивая улица, красивые дома. В общем на Крещатике кипит киевская жизнь. Обязательно советую здесь побывать.

Ну что тут сказать, главная улица города. Куча ресторанов, кафе, разные уличные аттракции, все очень красиво и чисто. Там очень круто гулять когда не очень холодно, как и везде собственно)

Wide street with many shops and restaurants. There are so many people here, also a lot of beggars. On the weekend, the road overlaps, and the pedestrians can walk on the road.

This is a Kiev must see place, although it is neither of historical value nor an exciting architecture. Street was fully rebuilt after WWII and it has not changed too much since then. It is neither a promenade for tourists nor a shopping street. But there is bit of everything there - some restaurants, some fashion stores but also government buildings or traditional street kiosks.

This general location is always usually busy as there are shops and restaurants up and down the street. The Maidan is also nearby/on this street? I know if you decide to stay at places like the Hotel Dnipro and the Hotel Ukraine it is real get there. Every Sunday the street out front is also partially closed for pedestrian traffic. Also if you decide to take the tram below which has instructions in Ukrainian and English it will tell you if you are going to Khreshchatyk. Which I am telling you is a fun experience on its own. The tram station is also cheep! You are looking at about $.25 per token! So buy a few and have fun getting off at different stops. Just make sure if you do get lost you will have a supportive tour guide that will help you get back on track.