Capital Sahara
It's hard to believe that such places exist within a bustling metropolis. Not far from the Poznyaki metro station lies a small desert complete with its own oasis, hidden away from the hustle and bustle of the sprawling city. Surprisingly, this isn't some abandoned wasteland; rather, it's nestled in close proximity to high-rise buildings where the city's daily life carries on. However, being here, you can forget about everything, as there are no passersby, and the entire world seems to be hidden somewhere beyond the horizon.
Address: Poznyaki metro station.
Delusion House
Kyiv, with its hilly terrain, requires visitors to navigate up and down quite a bit, especially in its historic center. When you look at one of the buildings, you might initially think it's just a three-story house. However, once you step inside, you'll be surprised to find staircases leading both up and down. In reality, this building consists of five floors. Thanks to the natural topography of the capital, you can come across more than one such mysterious and unusual place in Kyiv.
Address: 11 Trekhsvyatitskaya Street.
Mysterious Font
This mystical location is situated in the Goloseevsky Forest in Kyiv. When wandering through Kitaevo, you might feel as if you've been transported to another dimension, thanks to the unique atmosphere of the area. The sacredness of this extraordinary place in Kyiv is heightened by the presence of a spring hidden within the forest. It is believed that taking a dip in this spring can bring about physical and mental healing.
Address: 32 Kitaevskaya Street.
Green Theater
This mysterious and unusual place in Kyiv holds a special appeal for history enthusiasts. The ruins of the old theater are said to be inhabited by restless spirits. Some locals claim that during the dark hours, you can hear voices of the departed echoing through the area. Adding to the mystique of the Green Theater is a spine-chilling dungeon that only the bravest of tourists dare to explore.
Address: 2 Parkway Street.
