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Kiev is Ukraine's largest city and navigating it may seem daunting. However, a rental car takes much of the stress out of travelling. With comprehensive car hire comparisons, find the perfect car to fit your needs, making your journey through Kiev smoother and easier.
Town cars and compacts are perfect for inner-city driving and tight parking spaces often found in Kiev's city centre. However, if the road trip is more your style, a SUV or minivan may be better suited for comfort during long journeys.
Driving is a fantastic way to see Kiev, as well as the beautiful Ukrainian countryside. However, be mindful that driving rules may differ from those in the UK.
Driving is on the right-hand side in Ukraine and the speed limits are typically 60km/h in the city, 90km/h out of town and 130km/h on the highways. Seat belts are mandatory, and using a mobile phone while driving is prohibited. Drinking and driving is strictly forbidden, with legal blood alcohol content levels significantly lower than in the UK.
Finding parking in the city can be a challenge. Be sure to check signs for parking restrictions, especially in the city centre. Paid parking zones are prevalent and the closer to the city centre, the higher the rates.
Start your journey in the heart of the city at Independence Square, the hub of Kiev. Don't miss the breathtaking Saint Sophia's Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, along with other historical landmarks such as the Kiev Pechersk Lavra Monastery and the iconic Golden Gate.
Kiev enjoys a humid continental climate, boasting hot summers and freezing winters. Pack accordingly depending on the season: light clothing in the summer, warm clothes for winter.
Make the most of your rental car by exploring the beautiful cities around Kiev. Within driving distance, you'll find historic Chernihiv, industrial Kharkiv, and the bustling port city of Odessa along the Black Sea Coast.
Kiev is served by two international airports: Boryspil International Airport and Igor Sikorsky Kyiv International Airport. Rental cars are readily available at both, offering a seamless start to your Ukrainian adventures.
The official currency is the Ukrainian hryvnia. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants and stores, but it's good to have some cash for smaller businesses and markets.
Experience Kiev in all its splendour at your own pace. With your car rental, uncover the city’s hidden gems and the stunning landscapes of Ukraine! Happy driving!