Улица Крещатик

Der Kreshatnik Boulvard ist nicht zu verfehlen, es ist die Prachtstrasse zum Majdan beginnt beim Billard und Rosen Schokoladen unbedingt reingehen ist ca. 50m vom Billa, beherbergt das Ukraine Ponton vom Kaufhaus gum, schreibt sich glaube ich dort "yum" ist aber nicht zu verfehlen hatte Fahnen von allen Ländern der Welt auf der Fassade mit Willkommen in allen Sprachen, fahren Sie fort mit dem Lift auf die Dachterrasse, ansonsten den Kreshatnik weiter entlang bis zum Majdan, viele Restaurant cafe Häuser und Geschäfte säumen den Kreshatnik. AM Wochenende ist die Stasi für den Verkehr gesperrt und iSt eine rissige Fußgängerzone

Приятно прогуляться по Крещатику, полюбоваться красивой архитектурой и цветущими каштанами. Место многолюдное, но это ничуть не мешает. Вдоль много магазинов, кафе, и "кофе с собой".

Это центральная улица города , которая видела много счастья и много горя украинского народа , но всегда остаётся красивой и любимой

רחוב גדול מאד ומרכזי וסואן עם כיכרות מרשימות . הרבה מאד חנויות מותגים ומסעדות. נחמד להסתובב בו אבל אין יותר מידי מה לעשות בו חוץ מללכת הלוך ושוב או לשבת במסעדה או בית קפה.

Reflecting the monumental architecture from the communist period, this avenue could be considered as the champs-elysées of Kiev. It is also going through the square were orange revolution took place.It is one of the most popular spot of Kiev with restaurants, bars and luxury shops as well as administrative buildings such as Post and Telecom directorate and the Mayor House of Kiev.

Wow! This is one of the most lively streets I have walked down. Many street musicians (including a Ukrainian man dressed as a Mexican singing Hispanic music), dancers, guitarists, violinists, trained monkeys and birds, and even gold and silver "statue folks" that will catch your eye and tempt you to catch a selfie with them - for a fee, I'm sure - all are a part of the allure of this unique street in Kiev, Ukraine. Lots of history, including Maidan Square, imposing Communist-era buildings and hotels, and amazing dining from all over the world. This is a place you want to visit again and again!Take the Metro to Kreshchatyk Station and just have fun. People are friendly; you will love it. Many young people speak English quite well. Also underground shopping along the way provides another "level" of experience; many Ukrainian style shops with souvenirs galore.This is a "can't-miss!"Paul Fremont

Main Street in Kyiv, passing the Maidan square and the street is filled with bars, restaurants, cafés, shops, museum etc. In short, the street where everything happen.On top there is also a lot of different artists and performers in the street, especially on weekends when the street is closed for traffic. The boulevard itself is broad and remains a lot about a former east state boulevard with enormous buildings on each side. The shops have very generous opening hours, lot of shops open to 10 pm, cafés and restaurants for sure even longer. Also not forget the huge shopping mall "Global" located under Maidan square with a lot of different shops.

The shortest main street in Europe. Very wide with many small and big sculptures. One visit will be enough.

Kiev Ukrayna'nın, Khreshchatyk de Kiev'in merkezi. Üzerinde bir çok restorantin, cafenin, alisveris magazalarinin oldugu bir cadde. Kievde iseniz zaten orayi gormemeniz mumkun degil

Der Boulevard ist mächtig Gross und lang mit vielen Geschäften und Restaurants auf beiden Seiten! Zum Teil internationale Ketten wie Zara, Mango usw. Grosse Shopping Center.Auf alle Fälle ein Muss!

可以欣赏民间艺人们的表演，周围很多甜食和饮品小摊位。注意不要买摆摊的物品，因为都是从中国小商品市场进货的如果你不想回去被中国朋友笑话的话。

About a mile of upmarket shops in the main. Imposing turn of the centuary communist buildings and wide walkways architecturally intresting but could I buy a decent prices set of jeans ... wall down to Independance Sqaure intresting and weekends roadway closes to traffic so good to loiter with the crowds quite an atmosphere