St. Cyril's Church

Wonderful Church with Pictures painted from VRubel! Make The Tour with Guide!

Amazing, calm and spiritual place to make a stop and hear your inner voice and think about the life

This absolutely must see in Kyiv. The second most important historic and art sightseeing after St. Sophya cathederal.

If you want to browse one of Kiev’s exquisite churches without being jostled by tourists, this beautiful monument needs to be on your list. St Cyril’.. Read more »s is a little way from the centre of the city and requires a metro and trolleybus ride. But what greets you at the end of the journey is a monastery and church harking back to the Kievan Rus’. The church’s Ukrainian Baroque facade is from the 18th-century and conceals a 12th-centrury interior, the only one in Kiev that hasn’t required major interventions. The many original frescos are bright and sharp after a restoration in the 1970s. Go upstairs to the gallery for a closer look at the image of the Transfiguration on the ceiling.

One of the most unusual churches in Kiev, situated in the middle of a mental clinic

Calm and quiet place in the beautiful park zone.

Mural artwork on walls in church ranges from exceptionally old to the 17/1800s... I believe. The older art is fragile or even only partially remainin.. Read more »g in some cases as it might no longer exist due to decay, is in a state of rehab, or has been painted over with more recent art. Its definitely something to see for art or church enthusiasts.

Very underrated church, for tourists and residents alike. For a tiny fee you can see great architecture, and lovely art. Plus, the surrounding gardens.. Read more » are full of friendly cats...

More people should visit this church. Old and beautiful. The frescoes are amazing and well worth the tiny fee. The english speaking docent stayed late.. Read more » to explain a few of the murals. No photos allowed, I wish they would charge people a bit more and allow it. If you go, consider bringing a small bit of food for the cats and dogs. A few seem to make it their adopted home.