River port
Kiev River Port is situated on the right bank of the Dnepr. It was founded in 1897 and, in those times, it handled mainly grain, salt, timber and industrial products. After construction of power stations on the Dnepr the port could receive large ships and practically turned into a transit port, handling cargoes from throughout the Dnepr basin.
Cargoes from large ships were transferred to river vessels navigating the shallow waters of the Dnepr and the Desna and vice-versa. At this time, so much coal was being transferred from the Donbass region that its local railway could not manage it, so the coal was transported by vessels from the port of Dnepropetrovsk to Kiev where it was transshipped into rail wagons for further shipment all over the Ukraine.
- The building of Telegraph
- Monument to Pantusha
- Post Station
- House of Peter I
- House with Chimeras
- The building of the Presidential Administration of Ukraine
- Maryinsky Palace
- Arch of Friendship
- The Fountain of Samson
- Ukrainian House
- Kiev Museum of Western and Oriental Art
- Klovsky palace
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- St. Nicholas Roman Catholic Cathedral
- Monument to Yarorsal The Wise
- Vladimir's Hill Park
- National Opera
- St. Nicholas Cathedral of Intercession (Pokrovsky) Monastery
- Monument to Taras Shevchenko
- Monument to Princess Olga