Most reviewed Museums in Kyiv, Ukraine

Vast war memorial sculpted by Vuchetych & a museum displaying exhibits about WWII in the Ukraine.

👍👍 A huge place, I would rather say this place is a must visit in Kyiv. The entrance fee is quite cheap. But you’ll feel the vibe yourself. Totally recommend to see this place.

Traditional Ukrainian buildings cluster together at this open-air museum of traditional life.

Walk-through glass tunnel under tanks of angel fish & turtles, plus shark feeding sessions.

Orthodox cathedral, founded in 1037, with monastic buildings, a gilt cupola, necropolis and museum.

Large museum complex exploring human history, wildlife & geology through dioramas, skeletons & art.

An old arsenal complex is the setting for contemporary art exhibitions, workshops & a book festival.

Kid-friendly science & technology museum with hands-on installations, optical illusions & games.

Complex including old water towers & reservoirs, with displays on water including a children's area.

This expansive former military complex now houses a museum dedicated the site's history.

Compact museum featuring colorful live exhibits of various jellyfish species, plus info displays.

👍👍 The Kiev House of Officers and its concert hall are widely known in Kiev circles of admirers of musical art. It was in the House of Officers that the concerts were held by famous poets, bards, rock and jazz musicians. Over the past year, the people of Kiev have pleased Pavel Kashin, Olga Arefieva, S...

Museum with an extensive collection of foreign art, including European, Asian & ancient works.

Exhibition of items relating to the eponymous writer, in grand mansion where he lived for 13 years.

Cream-colored 12th-century place of Orthodox worship with an on-site museum of religious artworks.

👍👍 A beautiful building inside which there are always interesting exhibitions. A place where you can spend hours, and also before the New Year visit the incredible exhibition "Kyiv Christmas tree", which is enough to get to know and feel a little how this amazing time passed years ago

National museum dedicated to the 3 Ukrainian famines that were deemed genocide & their victims.

Large museum housing works by the 19th-century poet & painter, in an 1800s Renaissance-style palace.

Unusual displays of wooden & porcelain lavatories, commodes & chamber pots in a 19th-century fort.

Interactive science exhibits for all ages in a grand hall with a multicolored, illuminated ceiling.