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Discounts on Kiev hotels available. Read through our Kiev accommodation site to learn more.Kiev travel services are also available from our Kiev hotel reservation team. Contact us to learn more.Getting to and around KievArriving in Kiev by Train Arriving in Kiev by Plane Kiev Public Transport Kiev Metro Map Kiev Suburban Transport Arrivng in Kiev by Train
The capital's only station is located right next to the Vokzalna metro station (tel: (+380 44) 223 11 11).The ticket office for rail travel, located at 38/40 Tarasa Shevchenka blvd., can be reached by phone at 050. Train travel is the least expensive and most convenient way to reach just about anywhere. Trains run every day to Moscow, Budapest, Odesa, Lviv, and St.Petersburg. Hotels in Kiev Ukraine can help you with information on where to get help in cases of emergency. Just ask the Kiev Ukraine hotel representative through this site or at your hotel in Kiev Ukraine to learn more. Feel free to contact hotels in Kiev Ukraine to find out more about the beautiful city of Kiev Ukraine and to learn more about the other hotels in Kiev Ukraine that we offer | ||||||||
Railways are Kiev’s main kind of outer transport connection. The city has a developed railroad infrastructure including a long-distance passenger station, 6 cargo stations, depots, and repairing facilities. However, this system still fails to meet the demand for passenger service. Particularly, the Kiev Passenger Railway Station is city's only long-distance passenger terminal (vokzal). There is construction underway for a new Darnytsia Railway Station on the left-bank part of Kiev, which may easer the tension of the central station. Bridges over the Dnieper River are another problem restricting the development of city’s railway system. Presently, only one rail bridge out of two is available for intense train traffic. A new combined rail-auto bridge is under construction, as a part of Darnytsia project.