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The museum is the worst; almost nothing in English and quite uninteresting. The monument on top and the park around: well worth visiting.

Very nice. Successful landscaping and landscaping. It is good to walk with children. There are several museums, very interesting.

Walk down the Arsenalna metro stop (the world's deepest subway), in the form of an open-air museum. There is also a closed section under the statue of the Fatherland. You can go for free parking in the open part and 30 UAH in the closed part. Definitely enter, both reflect the war very well, and the legendary place that will make you say this is what you call a museum. There's a sink downstairs.

What a tragedies Ukrainian people go through and they come back stronger.
I admired how they fight for their right and freedom. The museum is well maintained and organized.

You will take around an hour to finish it.
I highly recommend it.
You can reach by car or walking . I actually walked here and took car to go back

It's worth visiting, cheap admission. Museum of old type but very nice. It is a pity that there was nothing about UPA bands.

Really like this museum, very current info on what is happening right now in East Ukraine

Interesting. But on weekends there are a lot of people)

At the field spivochem held a very cool festival Katai lights

An excellent exposition about the Second World War and the war in the Donbass. The equipment outside is painted with a huge number of layers of paint, sometimes in unnatural colors. The staff is terribly rude. (Although, probably, not all - the educated part was silent, and I could not appreciate). All over the line. The prices are ridiculous.
I think it s worth raising prices fivefold and hiring polite employees for those positions that involve communication with visitors.

Very interesting, it's like you stepped into a time machine and the monuments just demand that you look at them in wonder.

This is a strong place, extraordinary energy is inspiring, just walking here, a kind of business, it is better with a person who can tell a good story about the events of those times

Very interesting museum, was not in the first, the time passes is not noticeable, I highly recommend it.

Its a truly vast monument and a great area to visit.
The churches and military museum next to eachother.

What a great day.

The first thing for which it is worth to go is the story. The expositions are very professional. The atmosphere in the museum is imbued with the spirit and, unfortunately, the horror of that time, and of what people had to go through.
The second is this one of the best views of the Dnieper and the left bank of Kiev.

For three years, not a single new monument. This does not happen. Stopped in development?

Historic place. There is a beautiful landscape on the left bank

Everyone should visit this place. Remember your story.

A must-go place if you want to deeply know more about Ukraine!
Here is some background information of the museum
"
The National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War (Ukrainian: ) is a memorial complex commemorating the German-Soviet War located in the southern outskirts of the Pechersk district of Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, on the picturesque hills on the right-bank of the Dnieper River.[1]

The museum was moved twice before ending up in the current location where it was ceremonially opened on May 9 (the Victory Day), 1981, by the Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. On June 21, 1996, the museum was accorded its current status of the National Museum by the special decree signed by Leonid Kuchma, then the President of Ukraine.

It is one of the largest museums in Ukraine (over 300 thousand exhibits) centered on the now famous 62-meter tall Motherland statue, which has become one of the best recognized landmarks of Kiev. The museum has been attended by over 21 million visitors."
-wiki

Incredible, very rich in history and culture. I loved meeting, even though it was a sad place.

Much about their recent history= ussr this limits focus on that era in pathos

Available to view tools. Painted and well-groomed, without sharp details (children will not get hurt)

Excellent for visiting and hiking especially in sunny weather

An excellent place to learn history, exhibited a lot of military equipment, very interesting!)

Beautiful, quiet, you can play with children and tell them the stories of our grandparents

A park with military equipment and various monuments dedicated to the events of the Second World War. In the task above which the monument Motherland Motherland is a museum. You can also go up to 2 levels in the monument (32 and 91 meters)

A very interesting memorial complex with two museums and military equipment in the open air. The new exposition is devoted to the Ukrainian-Russian war of 2014 -2019.

Visited this museum more than once, for the first time - with the class at school days. Very valuable experience for all historic museums and museums in general - old photographs, travel arrangements, leaflets and letters - all immerse themselves in wartime and allow you to feel like a piece of history.
A small sector with new exhibits devoted to ATO soldiers was opened - it's great that the museum initiates such things and talks about them.
Foreigners are able to read English translation.
So far, this museum has hit the most in Kyiv - 5/5.

This place is simply amazing with its beauty and history. If you want a snack, there are stalls with hot dogs and coffee. There is also a performance by Archdees. Have a good day!

Perfect place for day and evening walks. Magnetic place with brilliant views on the Dnieper and Paton's cities, the majestic Fatherland Mother and the memorial are dedicated to the events of the Second World War and her heroes. There is a museum of military equipment: tanks, helicopters, guns, airplanes, missiles. From there you can easily reach the "Singing Field". Annually a festival of flowers takes place, where each district of the city presents its composition of flowers.

Great atmosphere and the opportunity to admire the view

The museum grounds are beautiful. Lots of cool architecture and amazing monuments. Great place to spend some time wandering around and taking photos.

I constantly visit on May 9th. However, in recent years it has greatly deteriorated.

Majestic sculptures of Soviet times and military equipment are maintained in good condition.

Memories carved in stone and put in metal.
Well maintained and versatile.
Tanks, armed vehicles, artillery - land troops are well presented. Piece of real history.
Covers period of World War II, before and after it.
For aviation part go to National Aviation Museum located at Kiev Zhyliany Airport.

An extremely important place to visit for those who are new to Kiev. It affects the scale. The interior of the statue Motherland Mother is an interesting museum of the Great Patriotic War ". There is also a technology museum on the territory. From tanks to airplanes. Those who like this will like it. There is a great view of the left bank of the Dnieper. I recommend.

Very nice and calm.
Fresh air, singing birds.
Good place for lunch.

A great place to walk in Kiev. Personally, it's cool for me to ride my bike there. A good place to enjoy the views and expanses of Kiev.

There is something to learn ...
Finally, in Ukraine, museum exhibitions have become something that you want to return to
Thank you

An interesting place. A walk in wonderful weather can be delayed for at least half a day.

very cool here, the hall of fame is impressive, just no words. well that memory is kept for people

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Sympathy, eternal memory! Great museum, really liked it!

Handsomely...
Great views!
I am proud of my city and its very diverse rich history