Улица Крещатик

The very heart of Ukraine's capital - Khreshatyk street.Once famous for its chestnut trees, but now along with Maidan Nezelezhnosti it is the place, where the fight for our rights and dignity began

Nothing much interested were found there, though it is a nice place to pass by or make some shopping or sit in a cafe nearby.

Where you will see the heart and soul of Ukrainians walking this special street, highly talented musicians always making it simply a mini-Woodstock every day...

lots to domust seeenergetictouristspriceyfun to walkclosed to traffic on weekendsstreet vendorssouvenirseatsdrinks

I had a swell time with my brother showing me all of the civil war battle site in and around Khreshchatyk Street. But even bundled up I was freezing. Go for a nice walk sometime after April, that should be safe enough.

Красотища. Но машины надо бы убирать не только по выходным, тогда будет идеально.

На Крещатике всегда интересно - и в обычный будний день , он кипит, шумит, принимает гостей. работает!!! По выходным дням ул. Крещатик -пешеходная зона, безопасно гулять , неторопясь - много старых исторических зданий, уютных кафе и ресторанов, Погуляйте и ВАМ понравится

Центральная улица Киева, жаль что не сохранена старая мостовая. Можно прогуляться, к ней примыкают старые тихие улочки Киева.

It's Saturday night and the road is closed to traffic so the people can wander around and rent bikes, pedal carts and powered "go karts". This is Independence square and it is not that long ago when many where killed demonstrating against the past President Yanokovich. He was pro Europe but changed his mind when Russia didn't agree. He is now in Moscow and the locals feel that they have won their freedom. Unfortunately Crimea has been annexed and eastern Ukraine is fighting for survival. I hope they win!

It's the main shopping street in Kiev and has old world European charm to it. Spent a lovely sunny afternoon browsing through stores, having coffee at a quaint cafe, eating an ice cream, admiring the architecture and in general enjoying the crowds. At one end of the street is the Metrograd the underground market which is the place to shop in Kiev. A definite to do on the tourist list.

Kreschatyk is 95% rebuilt after Maidan and so it is pretty much back to normal. There are wonderful cafes and boutique stores here. During the weekends, the street is closed to traffic and it is interesting to walk around when the street is closed to traffic.

Все-таки есть на что посмотреть на этой улице Киева! Замечательная архитектура, фонтаны и т.д. Очень много кафе и ресторанов на разный кошелек, площадь независимости...