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Центр, 20 поверх! 2к квартира із панорамою
Pecherskyj, Kyiv (1.1 miles from Kiev Pechersk Lavra)
Offering city views, Центр, 20 поверх! 2к квартира із панорамою is an accommodation situated in Kyiv, 2.1 km from Khreshchatyk Metro Station and 2.4 km from St. Volodymyr's Cathedral.
Kyiv Apartment in Pechersk on Oleksandra Kopylenko
Pecherskyj, Kyiv (0.6 miles from Kiev Pechersk Lavra)
Kyiv Apartment in Pechersk on Oleksandra Kopylenko is located in the Pecherskyj district of Kyiv, 1.3 km from Kiev Pechersk Lavra, 2 km from The Motherland Monument and 3.1 km from Olympic Stadium.
Hotel Asteri
Hotel in Pecherskyj, Kyiv (0.8 miles from Kiev Pechersk Lavra)
Featuring free Wi-Fi and a terrace, this hotel is located in Kiev city, 20 minutes’ walk from Kiev Pechersk Lavra. It offers air-conditioned rooms with a kitchenette.
Центр Печерск метро Зверинецкая Дружбы Народов
Pecherskyj, Kyiv (1.1 miles from Kiev Pechersk Lavra)
In the Pecherskyj district of Kyiv, close to The Motherland Monument, Центр Печерск метро Зверинецкая Дружбы Народов features an open-air bath and a washing machine.
Great view apartaments near Lavra
Pecherskyj, Kyiv (0.3 miles from Kiev Pechersk Lavra)
Situated in Kyiv, 600 metres from Kiev Pechersk Lavra and 500 metres from Mykola Syadristy Microminiatures Museum, Great view apartaments near Lavra offers air conditioning.
Khreschatyk Suites
Pecherskyj, Kyiv (0.6 miles from Kiev Pechersk Lavra)
Located in the very centre of Kiev city, 2 km from Maidan Nezalezhnosti, these apartments feature free Wi-Fi and a fully equipped kitchen. Khreshchatyk Metro Station is 2 minutes’ walk away.
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- 8.0Scored 8.0
great sight, perhaps one of the best in this city.
great sight, perhaps one of the best in this city. But in rush hours so many people and so much religion staff around is a little noisy. You must walking enough to catch this area but believe me, is good to see and easy to access.
ANTONIOSGreece - 8.0Scored 8.0
The Dormition Cathedral was blown up in WWII, and the...
The Dormition Cathedral was blown up in WWII, and the Refectory Church was badly damaged, but since Ukrainian independence they have been impressively recreated. Upper Lavra is more interesting than Lower Lavra, where the Near and Far Caves are best left to religious Ukrainian-readers. Monks try to keep you in line and to use candles rather than torches.Ian SylvesterUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Well the moestary is huge and you will probably have to walk...
Well the moestary is huge and you will probably have to walk a long way (mostly uphill or downhill) to reach your final aim the cave graves of the so called Moschi(mumified saints). For the atmosphere and experience dont use your flashlight,but buy a candle at the cave entrance and leave it at your preferd Moschi for your blessing.Manny people pray with one of the dead saints for a good job(forgot his name though). If you visit the small russian orthodox church at Babyn Yar and befriend the priests,they may invite you for a meal with communion wine and even show you around in Lavra. Lavra means street or way. There are several Lavras in the Ukraine,but only this one in Kiev though. The name comes from the narrow aisle between the caves where the moks even closed the openings with brickwork only leaving a small opening get food and water .
VolkerGermany - 8.0Scored 8.0
Iconic!!!!
Iconic!!!! You can breathe in and smell the culture and hardship that the Monks had to endure during the Soviet occupation era. Then head to St. Andrew's Cathedral to see a true and unknown piece of European religious history.MarkUnited States
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