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St Andrew's Church in Kyiv, 23 Andriivskyi Descent. This is a photo of a monument in Ukraine, number: 80-385-0036.
Residential estate where writer M. P. Bulgakov lived, Kyiv, Andriivskyi Descent, 13. This is a photo of a monument in Ukraine, number: 80-385-9026.
Apartment building where in 1905–1906 the editorial office of the magazine "Shershen" was located; residents included in 1909 H. K. Dyadchenko, painter; S. T. Holubev, historian; in 1905–1909 F. P. Balavensky, sculptor; F. S. Krasitsky, painter and graphic artist; I. S. Makushenko. Kyiv, Andriyivskyi Descent, 15.
Castle Hill — Andriyivskyi Descent, Kyiv, Andriyivskyi Descent. This is a photo of a monument in Ukraine, number: 80-385-0044.
St. Andriy's Church in Kyiv. This is a photo of a monument in Ukraine, number: 80-385-0036.

Andriivskyi Descent

Kyiv, Ukraine

The Andriivskyi Descent is a historic cobblestone street known for its unique atmosphere and lively surroundings. At the street’s highest point stands St Andrew’s Church, a striking landmark currently closed for restoration since 2011. The city continues to improve the area by adding pavements, but for now, visitors walk along the original uneven stones, making sturdy shoes a wise choice.

A Street Full of Life

Along the Descent, the atmosphere is always vibrant. Souvenir sellers display handcrafted items, while local restaurants, galleries, and museums invite people to explore the area’s cultural side. Though the street is popular with tourists, it continues to hold onto its distinctive charm and historical character.

Source - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andriivskyi_Descent
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