Telesystems of Ukraine Review

I was very impressed by the hands of the heroes, very symbolic.

Small selection of military vehicles from Soviet times in an outdoor exhibition. Worth visiting for 10 UAH if you're visiting the monument

The best part of the museum was the indoor section where you need to pay in order to enter. There was a very moving exhibition about the war in Crimea (didn't take pictures because it was some kind of disrespectful) and also the permanent exhibition about II World War (Eastern Europe). I am not very fond of War museums but it is always worthy since there is always something new to learn. The only disadvantage was that not all written explanations are provided in English so you have to do your own research if you want to go deeper in knowledge. After paying the entrance make sure you go downstairs to leave your belongings, otherwise it is not possible to enter the museum.

In general, a good place for walking for those who are interested in military equipment since the Second World War or wants to show it to children.

Were at Shrovetide, well, I did not like it at all. A terrible road, on which there is simply no way to go, parents carried the strollers with their children.

History great place what you need to see ..
It's why
Quite Sad but you need to see history
I.love it want to see Again

It is a bit strange to see at the entrance to the museum a semi-disassembled military equipment - an armored personnel carrier without wheels and so on. As if this is a dump of military equipment, not a museum. The territory itself is beautiful, with a gorgeous view of the Left Bank. Well, the museum itself under the roof is very interesting and informative, once worth a visit.

An excellent historical museum, for those who are interested in military equipment and history will definitely like it. There is also an opportunity to climb to the observation deck which is located in the shield of the Motherland Mother.

A good museum, history) a large area and a great view of the city)

Very impressive compositions, especially if you have someone to tell you the story behind. Recommended to visit before sunset.

As soon as children and peasants come here, it's for an hour) there are many different techniques and there is an opportunity to sit in airplanes. Ticket 5 UAH entrance, sit also 5 UAH

I did not have an english guide There are English cartons in certain places in the museum I could see brief explanatory information I was a bit lucky I had the opportunity to listen to a friend who serves as an guide for an Azerbaijani tourist group The really impressive World War II started at the beginning of the World War II and the Peace at 45 meters The museum is a very impressive museum until you say saloon

Great panorama! But the museum is not very interesting

Very cool! Huge territory, nice to the eye! The child is really tired of walking. Don't do as we do - take a stroller !!!)))
The views are gorgeous. The monument near the motherland is worth it to reach! Well, and you have to look at the big aunt, because she's the only one like that. They didn't find where to drink and chew, so take it with you.

I really liked the exhibition of military equipment. In total for 5 hryvnias you can climb into a helicopter or a fighter.

Particularly impressed with the second floor, the memory room

A cool place, gorgeous scenery, you can look at tanks.

No photographs or programs will convey the atmosphere of this place. Visited 15 years ago, impressions remained for years. Majestically. The Motherland Monument is striking near. It seems to me that it is worth a visit for both adults and children. You need to allocate at least 3 hours for the tour, so be prepared to walk a lot. During the visit, we were especially impressed by the exposition, when there were glasses on a very long table and a piece of bread on them (the tears themselves came up). And the dome with the names of Heroes of the Soviet Union. The feat is priceless.

Reminder of the Soviets. You can look at the technique. Her not much

The perfect atmosphere speaks well of the cold face of the war. The only problem is no English explanation. No Latin letters.

A place that will be remembered for a lifetime. At least a drop you begin to feel what war is. I believe that this place should every visit.

Paid entrance. Interesting exhibitions. It is much more fun with a guide, but you have to wait until the group gathers or pay for an individual excursion. Informative, especially for children.

A lot of interesting things can be seen, the entrance is not expensive.

This museum is just okay. Unfortunately it is not really interactive nor informative but just a gathering of things from the past. I felt like the structure was still influenced by Soviet times. I have seen more neutral museums before. Fortunately you can get student discounts. I would maybe recommend it for a rainy day but in general there is so much things in Kiew I would visit before.

An amazing display of contemporary military history.

Very interesting and informative museum with many personal belongings, as soviet so also the Wehrmacht

Absolutely LOVED Kiev. You have to see it if you can!!!

According to the name, there should also be exhibitions devoted to time 39-41 when western Ukraine was invaded by the USSR.
It is not known why (I will remind you that it is a museum of Ukrainian history) exhibition of the blockade of Leningrad. With existing exhibitions, this museum should be called "Museum of the Patriotic War of the USSR"

Good place!! Each section at the entrance has tabs in 4 languages that explain the history and context of the exhibited objects.

Loved it. Lots of pleasant experiences. I am proud that I was born and live in a country with such a great history.

Good presentation of the events. Audioguide take and listen to the trend: Germans were bad, Russians but worse ...

We went to leave your coat and walk around comfortably and the wcs are spacious and clean, and the most interesting thing was the gloves made of human skin.

Very impressive collection of world war 2 vehicles; just the walk up to the Motherland monument is unbelievable.

In the museum itself was not, so 4 stars. But the coffee is delicious! And by the way, here is the Best Toilet in Ukraine! And I was in it!
I promise to go to the museum itself!

This sits right outside of the Motherland Monument, with some interesting vehicles, art, and sculptures. Easy to get to, wide open spaces, very inexpensive exhibits, and... Just a really cool place. They did a spectacular job putting this together!

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.

Historical place, where u can get a lot of information about ww2. Love this place for its cultural meaning and beautifull city view.

You can spend your free time very crowded on weekends.

Large territory, sometimes at the memorial complex exhibitions are held. The museum has 3 floors, each of which displays the history of Ukraine and the Ukrainian people. The museum is worth attention.

Awesome landscapes, many memorials. The combination of the Motherland and the largest flag of Ukraine looks extraordinary.

Awesome place, interesting and important exposition (on WWII and on the recent war in Donbas). Guides who speak very good english and used to work in the military sector are available. They have a lot of great info that foreigners will find interesting. Bonus: instagrammable views, and lots of tanks to pose with.