• Nativity of the Virgin Cathedral - Embark on a stunning full-day excursion to Chernihiv, starting from your hotel’s reception where you’ll meet your amiable driver. The 140-km journey from Kyiv to the picturesque Chernihiv offers splendid views of Ukraine’s landscapes.

There will be a brief stop en route to Chernihiv at the quaint and beautiful town of Kozelets. The town’s main highlight is the renowned Nativity of the Virgin Cathedral, featuring an exquisite and remarkable iconostasis.

• Chernihiv Red Square - Upon arrival in Chernihiv, you’ll meet a local guide who will lead you on an enthralling city tour. The city boasts exceptional architectural, cultural, and historical monuments from the 11th-12th and 17th-19th centuries.
• Dytynets - The oldest part of Chernihiv, featuring a large and scenic park. Visitors can access an observation deck to enjoy breathtaking views of the city, the stunning Boldin hills, and the beautiful Desna River.
• Pyatnytska Church - An ancient Orthodox Church built in the 12th-13th centuries.
• Yeletsky Assumption Monastery - A unique cultural monument from the 11th century and one of Ukraine’s oldest religious sites.
• St. Trinity Cathedral - A masterpiece of 17th-century Ukrainian Baroque art, recognized as the city’s leading cathedral. Here, you can venerate the relics of St. Theodosius and St. Laurence.
• Saviour-Transfiguration Cathedral - An ancient church from the Kievan Rus era, well-preserved to this day.
• Chernihiv Collegium - Established in the early 18th century.
• St. Catherine Church - A stunning example of Baroque architecture.
• Taras Shevchenko Monument in Dytynets - A monument dedicated to Ukraine’s most famous poet and artist.
• Desna River - Enjoy views of the Desna River from the hills of Dytynets.
• St. Borys and Glib Cathedral - This cathedral houses the burial chamber of the city’s famous princes and the renowned Holy Doors, a true masterpiece of Ukrainian Baroque art.
• Boldin Hills - A park area rich in history.
• Saint Anthony Caves - A renowned underground monastery founded by Christian missionary Anthony in 1069. The monastery was restored in the 18th century after being destroyed by Tatar Mongols. The Anthony Caves include Ukraine’s largest underground temple, St. Theodosius Church, and the country’s first underground place of worship, the famous Cave of Spirits.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Private guide in Chernihiv
• Transport by private vehicle

• Lunch
• Gratuities