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Famed for its historic past, the city of Kiev is a fascinating destination to visit. Many people remember Kiev for Chernobyl, WWII and the Soviet rule in the past. Today, Kiev is the capital city of the Ukraine and the centre of splendid Ukrainian culture. Finding cheap flights to Kiev isn't rocket science. Launch a search on liligo.com and compare the offers! 250+ travel sites are scoured for the best offers on the web in less than 30 seconds. Use the search filters to narrow the results. From London and the UK it is possible to fly to Kiev with WizzAir, Lufthansa, KLM, Ukraine International Airlines and AeroSvit Ukranian Airlines. Of course, the cheapest flights are offered with low cost airline, WizzAir, for less than £80. It's easier to find cheap flights to Kiev with flexible travel dates and if you're willing to bring carry-on luggage only... it's easy to rack-up extra fees and charges when flying on a low cost airline.

Historial and modern: Kiev caught between the two

Kiev is one of the oldest cities in Eastern Europe, dating back as far as the 5th century and played an active role in developing Eastern European culture, one which many travellers and visitors to Kiev appreciate and enjoy! At the top of the sightseeing list is the Chernobyl Museum, a moving display of Europe's biggest nuclear tragedy. On the weekends, don't be surprised to see crowds of people on Khreschatik Street watching performers and hanging out. Percherska Lavra is a cave monastery from the 11th century, dug out by monks who lived there as hermits. It's a fascinating place with complex tunnels and cave rooms where the remains of mummified monks lay. St. Sophia's Cathedral with impress while the Motherland Statue and War Memorials will move visitors to tears.

Kiev is also known for its modern accomplishments. The TV Tower which is the tallest lattice tower in the world stands in the city centre. While not accessible to tourists, it's still a marvel. Walking around the city is the best way to explore the treasures hiding here. Start your walking tour at St. Michael's Cathedral and catch the funicular down to the grid-like streets of Podil which was a merchant district in the old times but today is a chic restaurant district. People-watching in Kreshchatyk is endless fun while for something more cultural, catch a traditional service at one of the city's Orthodox churches.

Practical information

Borispol International Airport (KBP) serves more than 61 destinations in 29 countries and is the main airport for Ukraine destinations, Kiev most of all. Transportation to the city from Borispol is made possible by Kiev Metro. Public transportation is available to the metro station and many other destinations around the city, or you can go by bus, the central railway station or taxis. As for sightseeing around the city, women are required to cover their heads and wear skirts when entering caves or churches so it's best to always be equipped with a couple scarves to do the trick. Kiev is a safe city but solo women are advised to avoid public transportation after 9pm, take a taxi instead.