A well-restored church that is a fully functional place of worship, not just a tourist attraction. Services are open to the public. More

Beautiful site - a must see in Kiev.Number of interesting subsidiary buildings More

Well ... it's very pretty; there's not much to say about it. A little bit of historical information, location is great & that's about it? More

For the history of St.Andrew Church, please, see my earlier review http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g294474-d2233541-r117527203-St_Andrew_s_Church-Kiev.html And this is just to confirm that the church is now open for visitors (for free) after the reconstruction. To enter the church, you will need to take the stairs between the souvenir stands, and there’s no access for wheelchairs to it. Most ladies do cover their heads... More

nice place for a day out of town but just on spring or summer a lot of people it is a must for turist together with andreiskyaya spus More

Surprisingly, the interior of this church is in rich red. Lots of wonderful wooden sculptures. An insider tip: at the beginning of St. Andrew's descent (it's top end) turn left to the paved little street and go to Peizazhna Alley. It's the newest attraction in Kyiv, not known by many tourists yet. Lots of funny colorful sculptures by Skretutski and... More

It is a piece of art. You should visit St.Andrew's Church before you leave Kiev. The view from the church is also amazing. More

We made a visit and included making a Novena, with lighted candles. A very warm and spiritual event. Note that ladies have to wear a head covering to enter the Church. More

that's typical with Ukrainians - they want to squesse from this monestry much as possible. Famous church which is really worth to visit, just sad how it looks like More