Kyiv - the largest city and capital of Ukraine. Located on the Dnieper, it is often called the "Mother of Cities" because it is the oldest city in the country. Like Warsaw, he virtually disappeared from the face of the earth. But it was carefully rebuilt. The most important monument in the city is the Cathedral of St. Sofia. Founded in the 5th century AD, it is a proud cradle of Slavic civilization famous for its old church topped with shiny golden domes, sacred caves hiding the mummified remains of monks and forested hills that rise on both banks of the Dnieper.
In the history and architecture of the city, next to the Soviet Independence Square (Maidan) and Khreschatyk, the Pechersk Lavra (Monastery of the Mushroom) forms a part, as well as the domes of the church thanks to which Kyiv gained the nickname "Second Jerusalem". On the boulevard Khreschatyk, running from the Bessarabian Square to Independence Square, there are richly listed monuments built in the 1950s, such as the Main Post Office or the National Philharmonic. In the city center, on Independence Square, you can not miss the Hotel Ukraina, as well as the Shopping Center in the form of a globe. The ancient relics of the city can be found in the Monastery of the Caverns and the Council of the Wisdom of God. These monuments are included in the Seven Wonders of Ukraine and in the 90s of the 20th century were inscribed on the list of UNESCO monuments.

The story of the unbelievably luxurious residence of the former President of Ukraine in an article on the official blog of the Bydgoszcz Airport #flyBZG