On average Ukraine ATM Withdrawal Limits generally varies from Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH) 3,000 to 3,500 per withdraw.

Getting the exact amount of the ATM withdrawal limit is always tricky because your bank also has its own withdrawal, yet the Ukraine ATM withdrawal limits may take precedence over your own bank’s limits so it is important to plan ahead and have sufficient funds ahead of time.

If you find yourself withdrawing over the ATM withdrawal limits you can always try to transact in smaller amounts instead of withdrawing in one transaction.

How to locate ATMs in Kiev

Navigating a foreign city for the first time can be a challenge, even to the most seasoned of travelers and looking for a small ATM in a foreign city is even more challenging especially if you are trying to look for a safe and convenient place to withdraw cash. I always advice to withdraw cash from ATMs in Kiev downtown area, you can easily find them using these ATM locators:

• Visa ATM locator
• Mastercard ATM locator

Useful tip: To avoid paying extra charges, use only ATMs that match the same network of your card.

Other things to avoid when using ATMs in Ukraine or anywhere for that matter are scams!

These are couple of them:

Common ATM and credit card scams in Ukraine

ATM scams are common around the globe, especially in areas that are a hotspots for tourists.

These scams can be as simple as a card skimming or as sophisticated as a completely fake ATM machine that can trick even the most careful of travelers. And yes, the last one really did happen before!

These are couple of frauds and ATM scams to keep an eye for when traveling to Ukraine (or anywhere!):

ATM Skimming

Probably the most common ATM scam in the world and anyone can be an unwary victim!

The scammers use a device called “card skimmer” and illegally install it on a legitimate ATM machine. The device then collects and records data from users cards. More complicated skimmers include an additional video recording device also secretly installed near the keypad to record the pin. Tourists often fall prey to this scam because they are unfamiliar with what a local ATM in Ukraine should look like, and might miss to notice that something is wrong.

Good Samaritan ATM Scam

So your busy figuring out how to use the ATM that probably looks unfamiliar to you and holding back a line of other people waiting to use the machine. You fidget and panic and then someone from the crowd approaches you and pretends to help you with the ATM and unsuspectingly skims your card and observes your pin number or if he doesn’t have a skimming device most likely the criminal will ask for a small amount as a reward for helping you out with the ATM if you refuse, he might go all the way to distract you and swipe your wallet altogether.

Broken ATM Scam

This Scam will really get you off-guard, it is designed to send you in a panic. Ot works by putting glue in the card slot or money dispenser.

The concepts is as follows; after you enter your pin and withdraw the funds the ATM will fail to dispense because the card is stuck in the card slot and when you’re panicking on why the card won’t come out, someone will approach you and pretend to help, by telling you to ask for help (going to a nearby bank or something) meanwhile, the scammer will reassure you that he will stay infront of the ATM to look after your card (which is stuck inside). Once you are off for help, he simply just tug the card out and the money will dispense and when you come back, the scammer will be long gone together with your money and your card.

The Fake ATM Scam

The ultimate mother of all ATM scams in Ukraine and probably the whole world is the fake ATM scam!

If you’re not familiar with what a local ATM is supposed to look then chances are, you’ll never know that you’re transacting with a fake ATM. These Fake ATMs often pop-up in places that are frequently visited by tourists. The ATM looks so real that it might even fool some locals.

The good news is this scam has been defeated, and prevented from re-occurring with serious security majors once it was discovered and reported. So, one less scam to lookout for!

How to avoid ATM and credit cards scams when visiting Ukraine

You have to accept that no matter how safe or welcoming a city is there will always be criminals trying their best to swindle you from your hard-earned money. And scammers will never stop coming up with complex scams that at some point you willingly give your money away!

So, beside vigilant, here are couple of things to do to avoid ATM and credit card scams in Ukraine:

Make sure to plan ahead

If you fail to plan, you plan to fail, or in this case plan to be scammed!

Always map out your itinerary and route ahead and determine which place is safe to withdraw funds. Using the official atm locators from the official websites of local banks will help you avoid using the dreaded fake ATMs.

Always, always inspect the ATM machine before using!

Lightly tug on the card slot to see if it is securely in place and not just taped over and also physically inspect the cash dispenser. Always inspect the ATM machine before using. Look for hastily added cameras especially on top of the keypad. Most ATM’s are constructed cleanly and neatly and do not have exposed wires or modules outside its metal shell. As an added precaution always cover the keypad with your hands when you are entering your pin.

Always be mindful of your surroundings

If someone is approaching you or is just casually loitering near the ATM. Walk away and find another ATM that is more prominent.

Use ATMs in Banks as much as possible

The best way to avoid ATM scams is to use the ATMs that are in the banks themselves. Most shopping malls have banks inside to looking for it won’t be a problem if you are in a shopping wall. If you are away from the city, always use the ATM in a Bank Branch.

I think you agree that traveling abroad with too much cash on hand is not the best of ideas!

And since ATMs are practically everywhere nowadays, and are always easy and convenient to use allowing you to quickly and safely withdraw your funds from anywhere in the world, it would be better to keep your trip budget on your credit/debit card, while keeping decent cash reserve on hand.

I recommend you click here for my complete Kiev Budget Guide, it help you plan your financial expenses when visiting Kiev, and adjust your travel budget.

Feel free to reach out and contact me for a consultation or booking a private guided tour of Kiev!

See you in Kiev

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So, I decided to just say this:

Kyiv is the most underrated, overlooked capital in the world, when it comes to tourism!

It is a treasure for all tourists and travelers. Kyiv is a place where you can walk the streets admiring 1000 years of marvelous architecture, experience wild nightlife to the fullest, enjoy sandy river beaches, socialize and make new friends, and even drive a tank among other things to enjoy an adrenaline rush!

Many mega-cities around the globe claim to have it all. Rarely does that prove to be the case. I’m proud that my city, falls within this rare category.

I know you have a lot of questions about it, how to get here, where to stay in Kyiv, what can you do in the city, about Kyiv nightlife… So. let’s start with the first question:

Is it safe to travel to Kyiv?

The short answer is yes, it is safe for tourists!

Contrary to the bad 90’s actions movie made you think, the mafia is not roaming the streets in their long black leather coats, black shades, carrying AK-47 machine guns, robbing banks and shooting people randomly!

East Europe in general, and Kyiv in particular, are victims of negative stereotypes.

Just try mentioning your plans to fly to Ukraine to family and friends, who have never been here before, and they will be more than likely express worry and might try to discourage you from going on with your journey, and suggest you avoid this “dangerous” place!

The reality is that the capital of Ukraine is as safe as any other European capital.

Nothing testifies to that like the increasing number of tourists visiting Kyiv every day especially at its downtown, and other popular tourist attractions.

Of course, incidents and crimes do take place just like any other major city in Europe and the United States. Taking some normal caution should be enough.

One thing dominating the news, fueling doubts about the safety here, is the Ukrainian-Russian conflict.

Despite the situation in the eastern two regions of Luhansk and Donetsk, on the far east of Ukraine, no tanks are cruising the streets as the conflict is limited to a small area on the eastern border of Ukraine, about 700 km (~430 mi) from Kyiv.

The conflict zone is isolated with the extensive presence of various Ukrainian security units making the rest of the country safe to locals and visitors alike.

Is it safe to travel to Ukraine (Kyiv) alone?

Yes!

There is not much difference between traveling to Ukraine alone versus Paris, New York, London, or Rome alone.

The same common-sense rules apply to solo travelers as well as to couples and groups of friends traveling together. However, if you are traveling alone to Kyiv, take note of my five simple safety rules:

• Rent a good hotel/apartment in the center of Kiev
• Do not casually flash your money on the street
• Avoid late-night solo adventures in far areas
• Avoid walking alone in the dark streets late at night
• Hire me as your tour guide in Kyiv to plan and organize your visit to Kyiv from A to Z!

Simply treat Kyiv the same way you would treat your city, but with some extra caution.

Select a good area to stay, preferably at the city center, and ignore questionable characters who approach you on the street with strange offers!

I am a professional and friendly tour guide here, in Kyiv. Why don’t you allow me to help you to plan your visit and keep it safe and enjoyable? 

Do I need a Visa for Ukraine?

Needing a Visa to travel to Ukraine depends on the passport you are holding. To know if you need a Visa or not, please visit the Entry regime to Ukraine for foreign citizens on the official website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine.

In general, citizens of the United States of America, Europe, the Persian Gulf, India, China, Australia, among others, enjoy Visa-free, online, or Visa on arrival entry.

However, the duration of stay is different for each category of entry and Visa type; for that, you should review the official Visa information on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ website.

If you find that you require a tourist Visa to visit Ukraine, then you should apply for it directly through the appropriate Ukrainian consular office in your country.

Acquiring tourist invitations can be helpful to ease the process. Try Googling tourist agencies offering this service.

If I can be of help, contact me and let me know!

What is the currency in Kyiv (Ukraine)?

Our currency here is the Ukrainian Hryvnia. Today, the exchange rate is 1 USD to 28 Hryvnia. However, it often changes. Check updated information displayed below;

  Hryvnia Exchange Rate

How much money can I take to Ukraine?

You can cross the border with no more than the equivalent of 10,000 Euros in cash.

I do not recommend that you use this limit to the fullest; better keep the rest on your credit/debit card which are widely accepted in shops, restaurants, supermarkets, and shops. And if you need cash, simply use any ATM in the city.

Are prices in Kyiv affordable?

Yes, it is very affordable for tourists. And I dare to say that the value you will get for your money in Kyiv is not even possible by any other capital on this planet.

Make no mistakes, Kyiv is a very fancy city. We, Ukrainians spare no luxury when it comes to clubs, bars, shopping malls, and entertainment.

Just experience the nightlife scene to get a hint of the glamourous city that Kyiv is.

Nevertheless, the costs of living, food, transport and even partying is among the lowest in Europe.

Kyiv was affordable before, however, the events of the revolution (2013-2014) had taken their toll on the Hryvnia (the local Ukrainian currency), and caused it to devalue three times in value.

Of course, prices followed and went up, but a 100 USD (or 100 Euro) can still go a long way.

A decent meal in a good restaurant with drinks and maybe some desert starts from $5 to $7 per person. A 10-15 minute Uber ride outside of rush hours tops $3 to $4.

Enjoy an entire evening drinking at a bar spending only $50!

Staying in a fancy one-room apartment at the very heart of the city can be $50-$80/night. Some museums are as cheap as 10 cents for entrance!

Want to know more about prices in Ukraine?

I know!

This is why spending a minute or two reading my article Kyiv Budget Guide will give you a better idea about budgeting and how to better manage your finances when visiting Kyiv.

Read ⇒ Kyiv Budget Guide: Your Budget for Visiting Kiev

Do people speak English in Kyiv?

Yes and no.

The vast majority of Ukrainians do not speak English. A lot of people do understand English, however, speaking tends to be challenging.

Unlike native English speaking countries (UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and others), Ukraine is a post-soviet country in which the dominant language was Russian.

That is why you might struggle to find English speakers among mid-age and older people, while the younger generation is much savvier with English and other languages in general.

They may be a little hesitant out of shyness, but approaching people with a smile, using simple English words, and learning a few Ukrainian or Russian words will go a long way.

Regardless, the language won’t disturb your stay, entertainment, or food.

Ordering food at restaurants and cafés should be no problem as all of them have English menus and employ a couple of waiters who do speak English.

All decent hotels, including the ones I will recommend when you trust me to plan your visit to Kyiv, have English-speaking employees at the reception.

And if you need a good interrupter in Kyiv, just contact me!

How many airports are there in Kyiv?

Kyiv has two civilian airports that are open for international flights. Arriving at either of them is fine, Boryspil Airport and Zhuliany Airport.

Boryspil Airport

The first is Boryspil International Airport; its international code is KBP.

This airport is the bigger and busier in Kyiv. It is 29 kilometers (18 miles) from Kyiv.

Transport options from Boryspil (besides taxi) include airport shuttle bus. It has two stops: Kharkivska metro station and the Kyiv central railway train station.

You can also take airport shuttle trains from Boryspil to the railway station.

It’s a good option if you are not planning to stay in Kyiv and need to proceed with your journey to another city.

My advice is to use Uber. It is reliable, safer, and cheaper than the average taxi.

Zhuliany Airport

The second airport is Kyiv International Airport (Zhuliany), easily differentiated with its international code IEV.

It’s more compact than the first and also the nearest airport to Kyiv as its located within the city limits. Zhuliany is only 8 kilometers (5 miles) from Kyiv’s center.

So, transport is not an issue with even the tram line being not far from the airport.

Getting a taxi would be better than the tram, but forget about taxis, order an Uber!

Just in case you don’t want to hustle, I can arrange for your pickup.

Where to stay in Kyiv?

For you as a tourist, the best place to stay is around Kyiv’s city center, or an elite part of Podil historic district.

These are the best and safest areas in Kyiv, especially for foreigners.

I recommend the area around Arena City. It is a favorite among my tourists with many nightclubs, restaurants, and tourist attractions within walking distance from it.

There are three types of accommodations for tourists: hotels, apartments, and hostels.

Couchsurfing is not a wide practice here, so better stick to hostels if you are on a tight budget.

Should I rent a hotel or an apartment in Kyiv?

The last 5-10 years have been good for Kyiv’s hotel business. Both quantity and quality went up rapidly.

Today, there is a hotel in Kyiv for every taste and budget. Many luxury hotels have their spas, so you can take advantage of that while staying there.

In my opinion, Premier Palace, Aloft, and 11 mirrors will give the best value for your money.

Apartments are generally cheaper than hotels with an extra bounce of privacy. However, hotels are always safer.

Renting an apartment is not dangerous, on the contrary, they can be as safe, or even safer. It all depends on selecting the right area and the right apartment.

There are many websites and apps like Airbnb, offering hundreds of options all around the city. Nevertheless, they don’t guarantee to get the best possible option.

In case you prefer to rent an apartment, but hesitant about doing it online, you can trust my expertise and contact me to assist you with your choice.

I went through the pros and cons of a well-detailed article about How to find good accommodation for tourists in Kyiv; you will find many interesting things inside. I highly recommend reading it!

Read ⇒ Where to Stay in Kyiv

What is there to do in Kyiv?

Kyiv is a modern, vibrant European megapolis with a rich history.

The city’s attractions are limitless, and you can spend an entire month in it, having every meal in a new restaurant/café without visiting any restaurant twice, partying in a new place every day, exploring and enjoying a new tourist attraction every time.

I am discovering new things to do and places to visit every day!

So let me share my opinion of the top things to do in Kyiv:

Descend into the world’s deepest metro station

Riding the never-ending escalators of Arsenalna metro station is something every tourist in Kyiv should experience.

The metro system was designed and constructed during the Soviet era. The Ukrainian capital desperately needed this addition to its transport network.

Taking into consideration Kyiv’s geology and geography, engineers were forced to go deep under building the tunnels. That resulted in Arsenalna, the deepest metro station in the world.

Arsenalna is 105.5 meters or 346 feet deep below the surface. To visualize it, the Statue of Liberty to the edge of the torch is 93 meters or 305 feet, and Big Ben is 96 meters or 315 feet.

The distance is so long, it takes two-stage mega escalators to connect the entrance with the train platform.

The journey from the entrance until you board the underground train takes 5-6 minutes on average.

Tour the golden-domed churches of Kiev

Kyiv is famous for its beautiful historic golden-domed churches and cathedrals.

The architecture and design of these sites were influenced by Byzantine architecture. They have been and still are major landmarks of Orthodox Christianity.

Among them are Saint Sophia Cathedral and Kyiv Pechersk Lavra (Kyiv Monastery of the Caves), both are UNESCO World Heritage Sites, which were built around 900 years ago.

The 1000-year-old Saint Sophia’s Cathedral is the oldest major orthodox cathedral in Ukraine, and one of the holiest sites in Eastern Europe.

Fun fact, the cathedral is illustrated on the two Hryvnia bill!

Besides the cathedral, the complex also includes Yaroslav tomb (Sarcophagus of Yaroslav the Wise) and the spectacular southern entrance tower.

If you are a fan of architecture, touring Pecherska Lavra will be an exciting experience. It is a large complex, with over 100 monks residing inside.

The complex is built on a system of narrow tunnels connecting underground caves that contain chapels and living quarters. You will get a chance to explore some of them during your tour.

St. Michael’s Golden-Domed Monastery is another spectacular site deserving of your attention.

The monastery is a living example of resurrection and deep routed orthodoxy in Ukraine.

It underwent painful demolition by the Soviet regime between 1934-1936, then reconstructed and rebuilt from the ground up using many authentic parts of the historic monument, saved during demolition.

St. Michael’s Golden-Domed Monastery opened its doors again in 1999 in an independent Ukraine. Also worth your attention when you visit Kyiv.

Other historic churches I suggest you also visit St Volodymyr’s Cathedral and St Andrew’s Church. Both are among the city’s top tourist attractions and are an illustration of Kyiv, and Eastern European art and architecture.

Explore Motherland Monument

It seems that many major projects that start as controversial transform into monumental landmarks.

Motherland Monument in Kyiv is one of the. It is one of 10 tallest statues in the world (7^th according to some sources), and an internationally recognized symbol of Ukraine.

The monument was built out of steel and designed to stand tall for more than 150 years.

With its base, Motherland is 102 meters or 335 feet tall. Meaning it is taller than the iconic Statue of Liberty in New York which is 93 meters or 305 feet.

There are observation decks at 36 meters (118 feet) and 91 meters (298 feet) height.

The statue itself is part of the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War.

The massive memorial complex occupies over 27 acres, it also includes an exhibition of various Soviet area weapons and equipment, and I am not talking about guns and pistols, but tanks, heavy artillery, armored boats, fighter jets, attack helicopters, and even a mobile strategic missile unit for nuclear weaponry!

Don’t worry though, it is harmless and without any real warheads inside!

The complex itself is a masterpiece testament to Soviet-era art and architecture.

Before you reach Motherland Monument, you will pass through a tunnel.

There are various art exhibitions all around, the most exemplary ones are The Flame of Glory, Battle of the Dnieper Monument, and the breathtaking war panorama on the walls of the tunnel midway between the main entrance and Motherland Monument.

If history is your horse, you can easily spend half your day at the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War.

Sounds interesting? Let me know to include it to your tour then!

Spend a day on the beach

Many of my tourists express their surprise when I introduce them to the beach life in Kyiv.

My city is located on the east and west banks of the Dnieper, one of Europe’s largest rivers.

The river beaches are wonderful, ideal for tanning, and relaxing after a long day of work.

Trukhanov Island is a great example of Kyiv beach life. You can meet people and socialize, rent a kayak, jet ski, or even go water skiing!

There are many beach nightclubs all around Kyiv, so why not stay after dark and join the party?

Go on an adventure

If you are looking for an adventure, you will find many!

There are limitless sources to make your adrenaline rush here. Some of them are exclusive to Kyiv and Ukraine.

The most famous among them is exploring the ghost town of Chernobyl. Surely, the name sounds familiar!

How about flying a plane?

Even better, jumping off one!

You can also ride a tank, and drive it after short instruction.

Extreme tourism is big here. I think we like it so much, that we unintentionally perfected it!

I wrote a detailed article about adventure tours in Kyiv, which I regularly update with new information.

I recommend you read it first for better orientation before requesting a tour so we can better plan your visit to Kyiv.

Read ⇒ Kyiv Amazing Adventures: Experience These Crazy Extreme Tours in Kiev

What to do in Kyiv at night?

A lot!

You can start the evening at one of Kyiv’s best bars, or pre-party spots, then go clubbing, meet new people, and continue partying if you still have the energy as the city has many amazing after party clubs.

Kyiv nightlife is an amazing beast that tourists find themselves tempted to try to tame. It has developed to become a major industry with various outlets, attracting tourists from all around the world.

The nightlife scene in Kyiv has it all: a romantic atmosphere, stunning clubs, buzzing bars, and friendly partygoers!

Nightclubs dominate the nightlife and are its main component. Clubs here love to organize lavish themed parties and various events.

There are many good nightclubs in Kyiv ranging from elite glamourous to underground.

Bars are not a place to get hammered, but a vibrant cultural addition to the nights of Kyiv. Spending an evening in a bar can be for the drinks, spending time with friends, while enjoying live music performances.

They can also be pre-party and after-party spot. Many bars in Kyiv organize live DJ music performances on weekends.

Many bars can be described as mini clubs themselves.

I have heard it repeatedly from tourists who travel from the States, Europe, India, Australia, and others: Kyiv nightlife is amazing!

To summarize: the night scene is exciting, glamourous, wild, safe, and affordable.

Nightlife is my most requested tour. If you are a party fan, you will find my Kyiv Nightlife Guide very useful.

Where to eat out in Kyiv?

When it comes to food, my city has too much to offer for you to be punishing yourself with McDonald’s and KFC!

I always try to place my tourists in Kyiv downtown. This gives them the bonus of being in short walking distance from my favorite restaurant Koya.

It’s located within Arena City complex that also hosts a large number of the best food places like The Burger, where you can enjoy a specialty burger as the name hints, or get something light to eat and socialize as in Casual Food.

If you happen to be in a hurry, just grab a fast meal at Noodle Doodle.

When it comes to class, try Coin, which is another favorite of mine and my tourists. There you are guaranteed to enjoy every meal.

If you are looking for an outstanding dining experience, going on a date, or simply want to treat yourself, look no further than Veranda. It is an elite restaurant, with an outstanding menu, great service, and a warm atmosphere.

In many aspects, Ukraine is a melting pot for cultures. Our food and restaurant scene is one clear reflection of that.

There is one street at the heart of Kyiv where you can find within 200 meters walking distance restaurants specializing in Ukrainian, Japanese, Iranian, Vietnamese, and Italian cuisine! And a Mc Donald’s, too!

I hope you are better informed now about Kyiv than before. If there are any questions you have, or want to request a private tour, feel free to contact me.

Since you are here, you might also be interested in:

⇒ Kyiv Nightlife Guide and Party Tips

⇒ Where to Stay in Kyiv: Traveler Guide to Kyiv Accommodation

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Fun Guide to Enjoy The Glamourous Kiev Nightlife Experience

Without a doubt, Kiev is a treasure for tourists, as it offers beautiful cityscapes, restaurants, historical and architectural monuments. However, its main attraction is the Kiev nightlife, and it is attracting millions of tourists each year to the city.

There is a Nightlife Party in Kiev for Every Taste & Budget

Nightlife in Kiev is not a “one size fits all”, but a mixture of many tastes.

There are wide selections for nightlife events, from glamourous to more frugal Kiev night clubs, disco to beach clubs and even after party clubs. Wow! They go on until early in the morning to the next day’s afternoon.

Winter is Coming & Kiev is Partying!

Despite the cooler winter climate in Kiev, this non-stop, magnificent party capital can offer blood warming evenings and entertainment thanks to wide range of discos, night clubs and bars of all kinds and themes.

Ukrainians are very friendly, love to have fun and party hard until the morning. The last is a tradition brightly reflected by the never-ending, fantastic parties of Kiev Nightlife.

Partying with Kiev Sexy Girls

You can make new friends while partying and enjoying Kiev nightlife. Clubs and bars are great place to meet beautiful, sexy Ukrainian women.

Elegant, glamourous, and stylishly dressed, the friendly ladies of Kiev are pleasant company. Remember to keep it classy and approach with friendly smile.

Arena City, Heart of Kiev Nightlife

Kiev loves to party, and Arena City is a great place to start.

Due to its central location just next to the historic Bessarabska Square, Arena City Kiev is one of the most visited places by tourists.

It is the largest entertainment complex in Kiev and is the honorary capital of fun, party and Kiev nightlife.

Inside Arena City, there are some of the most famous Kiev night clubs, bars, restaurants, shops, and strip clubs.

I recommend you come to Arena City early in the day, experience the best food outlets, have dinner, and then some fun in a club or where ever you like to hang around overnight, party, and dance!

• Address: Baseina St, 2a, Kiev.
• Standard working hours, depending on the facility.

The Best Night Clubs in Kiev

SkyBar Club

Located in Arena City, SkyBar Club is an adult entertainment complex in Kiev.

SkyBar is one of the most famous night clubs in Kiev. It has over ten years being known as the best Nightlife party spot in the city.

Staying on top of Kiev nightlife outlets is never easy. That is why the club underwent reconstruction for a few months, but has already opened its doors, as spectacular as ever, hosting customers and entertaining them with fresh collection of global entertainment ideas.

SkyBar is not just a night club with a dance floor. It also has a restaurant, fancy lounge, and a beautiful terrace overlooking the city center.

In addition to hosting events with international DJs, karaoke nights are also organized at SkyBar during the week.

There is a tight dress code enforced at the entrance, so better dress up!

• Address: Velyka Vasylkivska St, 5, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Thursday to Saturday, from 11:00 pm to 6:00 am.

CHI Club

CHI works as night club only twice a week (Friday and Saturday), for the rest of the week it’s open as a restaurant.

Within a few months, CHI managed to establish itself as a prime Kiev nightlife destination. It became known as the fancy VIP nightclub and restaurant in Kiev, mostly attracting wealthy clients.

Prices are on the high side compared to other night clubs in Kiev. Nevertheless, it’s always busy on weekends, and getting inside might be very, very difficult!

The bar at CHI serves great cocktails, and the music played in the club is enjoyable. Most often the music is played by famous international DJs, and goes back and forth between house and trance music.

Dress code is formal at CHI!

Even if you reserve a table and make a deposit, it doesn’t mean that you will pass dress code if you chose not to dress up. So, a word of advice: suit up!

CHI is THE hook up place, as the ladies there stylish and glamorous, and quite sophisticated.

As experienced tour guide in Kiev, I would highly recommend you go there. And as your nightlife tour guide, your chances of enjoying good evening at CHI will octuple!

• Address: Parkova Doroga St, 16 A, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Friday & Saturday, from 11:00 pm to 6:00 am.

D.Fleur Club

Not far from the Dynamo Stadium, D.Fleur is one of the most famous night clubs in Kiev.

Interior design and decoration are an elegant feast for the eyes, spread out over three floors.

The ground floor is a restaurant and lounge bar area, where you can have a drink, initiate and enjoy some conversation.

If you feel like dancing afterward, just go up to the next floor where the main dance floor is located. There is a balcony on the upper level with a good view of the dance floor.

The music played at D.Fleur is not exclusive to a genre or style. Usually recent popular songs are played. Special party events are also organized from time to time.

Prices are between mid-range to expensive compared to the average pricing policy of Kiev night clubs.

There is an X factor making this club trendy among locals and especially popular with women. It is easy to find yourself dancing in the midst of beautiful women!

Dress code is less formal. Just the standard dress code.

So, what do you think?

Should I include this when I plan your Kiev nightlife tour for you?

• Address: Mykhaila Hrushevskoho St, 3, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Thursday to Saturday, from 6:00 pm to 6:00 am.

Caribbean Club

Not far from Kiev central train station, the Caribbean is a known nightlife destination, and one of the oldest night clubs in Kiev.

As the name suggests, the club plays mainly Latin music, with trance and RnB music also played depending on the night’s program.

Caribbean Club’s diverse and vibrant atmosphere attracts both locals and tourists. Special shows including live music and exotic dancers are quite common.

Maintaining this atmosphere helped maintain the club’s popularity, especially with women between 25-35 years, making it a great meet-up place.

Prices for table reservations and drinks are reasonable.

ID checks as well as the dress code are relaxed. So, feel free to walk-in with confidence.

• Address: Symona Petlyury St, 4, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Wednesday to Saturday, from 6:00 pm to 6:00 am.

Heaven Club

Located at the heart of Kiev and gaining more popularity every day.

Heaven Club is well known not only as a night club, but also sensational after party club where partygoers can continue partying through the night until the next day.

The club is often full around 3:00 am and on some occasions can remain open until noon!

When other Kiev night clubs close, the party moves to Heaven Club. Why not follow it?

ID check is there to keep the troublemakers away, and dress code is relaxed.

• Address: Borysa Hrinchenka St, 7, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Friday and Saturday, from 12:00 am to 10:00 am.

Forsage Club

Forsage’s youthful vibe makes it popular among university students and youth in Kiev. The average age of the goers is something between 18-24 years.

Friday and Saturday are the best time to join the party.

Some tourists find Forsage Club amusing and tend to pay it more than one visit.

The club occupies three floors, each of which plays a different type of music.

Prices are low. Reserving a table with a minimum deposit for drinks will cost up to $30.

Forsage’s advantage is its own disadvantage. It is a student-oriented club and comes with all the issues and difficulties associated that.

• Address: Harmatna St, 51 A, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Monday to Thursday from 10:00 to 6.00, Friday from 10:00 at 7:00, Saturday from 18:00 at 7:00, Sunday from 18:00 at 6:00.

Indigo Club

Not far from Kiev central train station, is the elegant Indigo night club.

The complex consists of restaurant, karaoke, lounge bar and a dance floor.

Morning to afternoon the club operates as a restaurant, and then shifts to work as a bar. After 10:00 pm the night club is up and running.

Indigo enjoys a refined clientele that prefer to party on weekend (Friday and Sunday).

If I am to plan your nightlife tour in Kiev, I will first suggest to go on the weekend.

ID check is somewhat relaxed, with an average dress code.

• Address: Kudryashova St, 3, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Open daily from 10:00 am to 6:00 am.

Famous Club

Famous for its daily parties, with quality music and skillful DJs, right at the heart of Kiev in Arena City.

Famous Club is a trendy night club, and an excellent choice for nightlife party lovers. Partying at Famous means energizing music, good drinks, fun karaoke and fine hookah.

This club is a real deal party and nightlife powerhouse. For most of the week it works as lounge bar with the real fun taking place every weekend with themed parties, live music, exotic dancers and dance shows.

• Address: Arena City, Baseina St, 2 a, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Open daily from 6:00 pm to 6:00 am.

Dali Park

Located not far from two Kiev nightlife icons, CHI and D.Fleur, Dali Park is one of ‘Kiev’s top night clubs. It is known for organizing world class concerts and club events, with local and international participants from all around the world.

Kiev partygoers who prefer Dali Park night club include Ukrainian celebrities, many VIPs and some of the most attractive women in Kiev.

Prices are a little bit on the high side but totally worth it.

Dali Park is a seasonal night club and works exclusively during the summer. So if you are planning to visit Kiev during the summer time, just let me know and I will make sure to include it in your nightlife tour.

• Address: Parkova St, 16, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Summer season, Friday and Saturday from 10:00 pm to 6:00 am.

Kiev Summer Beach Clubs

Thanks to its geographic location on the banks of Dnieper, Europe’s fourth longest river, Kiev enjoys long beautiful river beaches that became the home for a variety of entertaining beach clubs.

These clubs are seasonal. They start working during spring, end early autumn, and are considered a unique interesting part of Kiev nightlife.

The top summer beach clubs that I always recommend to my guests are:

Bora Bora Beach Club

It is located on a beautiful part of the Dnieper riverbanks with a white sand beach overlooking Kiev City Park, not far from nude beach.

At night, Bora Bora is a buzzing open-air night club, where you can have fun and enjoy the best beach party.

During the peak of summer, Bora Bora invites some of the best local and international DJs to light up Kiev beach, celebrate the sunny days in Kiev, from morning to late afternoon around its private swimming pool.

The club offers great food menu, edgy cocktails, and a chance to have and amazing sexy time at the Bora Bora Beach Club in the company of friendly partygoers.

• Address: Hydropark, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Open daily from 10:00 am to 5:00 am. Only during the summer.

City Beach Club

Daily go-go dance performances, live DJ music, competitions, themed events, competitions, shows, great food menu, amazing cocktails, tempting swimming pools and all around sexy party atmosphere. This is City Beach Club in a nutshell.

The club occupies the roof of Ocean Plaza shopping and entertainment complex in Kiev, making for spectacular views.

The average age of City Beach Club clientele is between 20 to 35 years.

The club is basically built around two large swimming pools with a bar, restaurant zone, many tanning ledge pool chairs, dance floor, and unlimited possibilities to flirt and make new friends.

View my article on City Beach Club to get more detailed information.

• Address: Antonovycha St, 176, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Open daily from 9:00 am to 12:00 am. Only during the summer.

Olmeca Beach

Olmeca is an exclusive VIP beach club. Music, style and themes vary and it is known for organizing fabulous private events during summer.

Located on the beach of Dnieper river, Olmeca Beach (Olmeca Plage) is well reputed luxury beach club in Kiev. It has its own river beach and separate large swimming pool and volleyball play areas.

Olmeca Beach is not a permanent Kiev nightlife entertainment complex. Administration tends to take the decision of operating at night during the summer at the beginning of each season.

Contact me in advance. I will let you know if we should include Olmeca or not when we plan your tour together.

• Address: Brovarskyi Avenue, 5, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Only during the summer, depending on the event.

Best Bars and Pubs in Kiev City

The Bar

Located within the famous Arena City Kiev, The Bar is one the best bars – if not the best – in Kiev.

It consists of two sections, smoking and non-smoking. The former enjoys a small dance floor with life DJ stand, where life DJs often paly RnB, Pop and club music, making for pleasant atmosphere.

Add to it dimmed lights, the smoking section is like a mini night club, making it more fun for smokers!

The Bar deserves the “The” before its name as it is known for serving quality drinks and cocktails, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. That’s why starting your Kiev nightlife journey from The Bar would be a great idea.

The female clientele age range is 18-30 years, mainly local Ukrainian women. As for males, the vast majority are foreigners, with some local presence.

Let me know if you feel like starting your nightlife tour in Kiev at The Bar.

• Address: Arena City, Baseina St, 2 a, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Open daily from 6:00 pm to 6:00 am.

Alchemist Bar

Alchemist Bar is located at the center of Kiev in an old looking building with not much to tell that a bar is anywhere around.

The bar itself occupies part of the building’s basement. You can enjoy the drinks, but no smoking is allowed inside.

Live music and DJs often play at Alchemist Bar making it cool to spend some time there.

Due to its location, this bar is very busy every day. So, if you prefer a table to sitting at the bar, you will need to make a table reservation in advance. But, don’t worry about it. If I plan your nightlife tour in Kiev, I will take care of this part.

• Address: Shota Rustaveli St, 12, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Open daily from 12:00 pm to 3:00 am.

Touch Café

This Café/bar is located right at Kiev’s center. It has Middle Eastern interior design and decorations making for warm atmosphere.

Touch Café serves as a great pre-party establishment. It is a good place to start your night adventure in Kiev.

Touch has decent bar and food menus. You can also enjoy smoking hookah there and there is a section for smokers.

Live DJ music plays from 10:00 pm. It is wise to reserve a table in advance if you plan to go there on weekend evening.

Prices are on the high side, when compared to the average café/bar in Kiev. However, quality and cost are well balanced. Rest assured you’ll enjoy your drink, meal and time there in Touch Café.

• Address: Shota Rustaveli St, 16, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Open daily from 12:00 pm to 2:00 am.

Buddha Bar

Located not far from Maidan square, Buddha Bar is one of Kiev’s favorite bars among both locals and tourists.

Buddha is not only a bar but also a restaurant. The first floor is a restaurant with main mainly Asian cuisine while the lounge bar and dance floor occupy the second floor.

Entertainment peaks on the weekends with go-go dancers dominating the dance floor as part of the weekly program.

• Address: Khreschatyk St, 14, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Monday to Thursday from 1:00 pm to 2:00 am, Friday and Saturday from 1:00 pm to 4:00 am, Sunday from 2:00 pm to 2.00 am.

Par Bar

Known as the perfect spot for hookah lovers, Par Bar is a modern loft with high ceilings, large windows, and soft, comfortable furniture.

Using muffled lights, pleasant music, and rich wall drawings, the owners aimed to replicate a warm cozy feeling, and they succeeded!

You can pass your time while enjoying hookah and a good drink or cocktail.

• Address: Shota Rustaveli St, 10, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Monday to Thursday 12:00 pm to 1:00 am, Friday and Saturday 12:00 pm to 3:00 am, Sunday 12:00 pm – 12:00 am.

GODZ Hookah & Cocktails

An authentic hookah bar in Kiev gained attention of vast clientele with a bold claim of serving up to 700 different flavors of hookah tobacco.

Hookah is not the only thing served at GODZ: fresh drinks, exclusive cocktails and decent food menu add to the smoky experience!

Live DJ music is not rare at GODZ. Depending on the day’s program, RnB, house or trance music is played by skilled DJs.

It is another place that can put you in the mood before you move forward to explore the nights of Kiev and its endless exciting parties.

• Address: Arena Kiev, Baseina St, 2 a, Kiev.
• Standard working hours: Open daily from 12:00 pm to 5:00 am.

The capital of Ukraine is an amazing city, its nightlife is incredible, and you should really experience it at least once in your life.

With me, Alexandra, as your tour guide in Kiev, you are guaranteed to experience the best Kiev nightlife events, clubs and activates.

Contact me now, to book your Kiev nightlife tour!

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My thoughts on Kiev

Beautiful Kiev City, located in Ukraine is the best city to visit in Europe. Unluckily nobody seems to know it. This is not only the best city but also one of the most beautiful, attractive and flashingly enticing cities.

In it, you are able to witness, traces of medieval period, and communist brutalism coupled with classical central European architecture with boulevards and cobbled side streets.

This city enjoys the grace of nature with its lush green vegetation and this city is one of the best cities I have ever visited in all my life. Hard it is, to walk without going past picturesque parks if you chose to do so.

The breathtaking spectacular, charming river the  Dnipro meanders through the middle of the city nurturing a series of Islands in the centre of Kiev.

Seemingly endless woodlands and sandy beaches with recreation areas are in the heart of the city. Oh mate, it was really an awesome experience!

Kiev, indeed, is a conservative place with Western style. However, you are able to see belles in short skirts. They display the ever so sexy glamour which you could see in the whole of Ukraine.

This, though not sightseeing, is a smashing, eye-catching attraction to you if you ever tread upon this glamorous city.

Wherever you look you will find traditional gender roles. The tendency is that the Ukrainian girls look for their ‘Mr. Right’ to make a family, which throughout their lives, becomes really, really important. 

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In fact. Ukraine is infested with poverty and as a result, any woman would genuinely tell you of the absence of enough, eligible partners for them to find amongst the ‘bachelor boys’.

Friendliness and helpfulness of the people are to be appreciated here in Ukraine and in Kiev city at large.

This, indeed, is an attractive quality among the younger generation who has a tendency to speak English for they fervently try to master the language.

Despite their effort to conquer the language barrier, there still seem to be a situation in which the language problem appears to be a real problem.

But, mate it is not a problem at all, your friendly tour girl Alexandra will escort you around the city, yeah, everywhere possible for she knows where true attractions are and you will prefer her company more than any guide on your visit.

That is to say, your fulfillment of every expectation you had to achieve will be well addressed. This, for sure, will make your tour more than a mere success.

So, you guys should capitalise on this great opportunity and make much of your visit.

As a person with first hand experience I assure you of the ability to make the best use of your visit to this wonderful city – Kiev.

Also Alexandra will adjust herself to your needs of touring. For sure, you will find your tour arrangements catered to your best of interest.

It could very well be a half a day tour, a day tour, a 2 days’ tour or a 3 days’ tour or else it could very well be a nightlife tour around Kiev City, Ukraine.

Planning my tour with Alexandra

If you like, you can trust Alexandra to arrange your flat/ hotel stay and airport pickup during your stay in Kiev.

Her knowledge of the city allows me to be a good judge when it comes to choosing good hotels, hostels and hotel-type private apartments for any budget.

Alexandra herself and very friendly smiley driver will pick visitors up and will drive you in a private car to your place of stay and assist you with orientation.

My tour

We communicated with FB messenger and WhatsApp, to determine exactly what I want to see and experience in Kiev.

She made personalized itinerary for day time activities, and suggestion on where to stay, eat or explore.

My sightseeing went like this:

Day 1

10.00 – Visiting historical centre, square of independence, Main street of Kylv, St.Michael Cathedral, St.  Sophia Cathedral (this is historical with a history of 1000 years) and Sophia Square.

14.00 – Trying Ukrainian traditional food.  Lunch in a restaurant.

15.00 – Coming to the Kontraktova Square. Visiting the museum of  Chornobyl.

16.00 – Returning to the Maidan.

Day 2

10.00 – Visiting the deepest metro station in the world.

10.40 – Visiting the museum of Holodomor in Ukraine.

11.30 – Visiting Kiev Pechersk Lavra which is world’s legacy of UNESCO Heritage Listed.

12.30 – Lunch in a restaurant.

13.30 – Going to WW2 museum ( It is a huge territory under the open sky and also with museum inside).

Taking pictures near the statue of Motherland. (It is higher than the Statue of Liberty).

Looking at all the weapons outside and go inside of the museum (if you wish).

Day 3

10.00  – Going to kyiv national aviation museum. You will have opportunity to see great planes. Make sure   you inside of them and see the history of aviation.

13.00  –  Lunch time.

14.00  –  Going to the museum of Ukrainian crafts and traditions.

Top places we visited in Kiev

Ukraine Aviation Museum

The Ukraine State Aviation Museum (museum of planes) offers a marvelous collection of Soviet built aircraft’s.

Even if you are not interested in aviation this is still a great place to visit. Kiev is home to the Antonov Design Bureau.

You will see rare Antonov types on display. There are plenty of examples from the other builders as well.

Tupolevs, Ilyushins, Sukhois, Yakovlevs, MiGs  range and more besides these. The entrance fee is very reasonable and you have to pay a little extra to take photographs. There are no inside exhibits. Everything is outside.

Andrew’s Descent

Andrew’s Descent (Andreevsky Decent) is one of the oldest and most popular streets in Kiev.

Andrew’s Descent is a historic road connecting kiev’s upper neighbourhood and the historic commercial neighbourhood.

The road is regarded as the “Montmartre of Kiev”. It is a major tourist attraction and is proudly included in the list of national landmarks.

In addition, Andrew Decent is also a part of the old city (ancient Kiev).

Independence Square

Maidan, or independence square is the central square in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine. It is one of the city’s main squares. It is located on Khreshchatyk street in shevchenko Raion.

The square has been known under many names, but it is simply called Maidan (square).

St. Sophia’s Cathedral

St. Sophia’s Cathedral is the world famous historical and architectural monument of the first half of the 11th century.

The name of the cathedral comes from the Greek word ‘Sofia’ which means wisdom. Built in the times of Yaroslav Mudry, the cathedral served as a social, political and cultural centre of Kievan Rus, where foreign ambassadors were received.

Chronicles were recorded and the first Russian library founded by Yaroslav Mudry himself functioned.

Yaroslav Mudry’s ruling was the time when art, education and culture prospered.

St. Michael’s Golden-Domed Cathedral

The sky blue St. Michael’s Cathedral with its fabulously shining domes, is one of the most beautiful and important Orthodox temples in Ukraine.

Built in the 90s it is a remake of the destroyed St. Michael’s Cathedral, which stood in the territory of the oldest monastery of Kievan Rus for over eight centuries.

The grandson of  Yaroslav the wise, prince Sviatopolk founded the cathedral in the early 12th century.

It is named in honour or St.Michael – the protector of  kyiv. Its nickname ‘the golden – domed’ cathedral, comes from the fact that it was the first and only church with such extravagant domes in ancient Rus.

Byzantine, master architects participated in the Cathedral’s construction. Yet, elements of Ukrainian architectural style also come through clearly. At the same time the cathedral was built smaller buildings also sprung up around it.

The church became the most honoured religious  monument among the residents of Kiev. Its importance grew in 1108 after it got its main shrine – the relics of St. Barbara, brought to Kiev from Constantinople.

Since the original Cathedral was destroyed  these relics have been kept in St. Volodymyr’s in Kiev.

St Andrew’s Church

Rare in its beauty and grace, the St. Andrew’s Church, stands on a hill in the historic center of Kyiv. It is one of the most famous Orthodox temples in the capital of Ukraine.

This amazing construction, rightfully considered to be a real work of art, is among the most remarkable of the city’s landmarks.

Khreshchatyk Street

Khreshchatyk (Ukrainian: Хрещатик, Khreshchatyk;) is the main street of Kyiv, Ukraine. The street has a length of 1.3 km (0.81 mi).

It stretches from the European Square (northeast) through the Maidan and to Bessarabska Square (southwest) where the Besarabsky Market is located.

Along the street are the offices of the Kiev City Council which contains both the city’s council and the state administration, the Main Post Office, the Ministry of Agrarian Policy, the State Committee of Television and Radio Broadcasting, the Central Department Store (TSUM), the Bessarabka Market, the Ukrainian House, and others.

The Motherland Monument

The Motherland Monument (Ukrainian: Батьківщина-Мати, Russian: Родина-мать) is a monumental statue in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine.

The sculpture is a part of the Museum of The History of Ukraine in World War II, Kiev. The stainless steel statue stands 62 m (203 ft) tall upon the museum building with the overall structure measuring 102 m (335 ft) and weighing 560 tons.

The sword in the statue’s right hand is 16 m (52 ft) long weighing 9 tons, with the left hand holding up a 13 by 8 m (43 by 26 ft) shield with the State Emblem of the Soviet Union.

Ukrainian National Chernobyl Museum

The National Museum “Chernobyl”is a multifunctional institution combining scientific, cultural and educational activity with a modern museum conveying the history of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster as the most severe radioecological disaster of the XX century.

The after-effects of it have no analogy and differ from other natural or manmade catastrophes.

The National Museum

The National Museum, “the memorial to Holodomor victims” (Ukrainian: Національний музей Меморіал жертв Голодомору) , formerly known as the Memorial in Commemoration of Famines’ Victims in Ukraine, is Ukraine’s national museum and also a world-class centre devoted to the victims of the Holodomor of 1932-1933. The museum was opened on the day of the 75th anniversary of the Holodomor in 2008.

It also gained the status of a national museum in 2010. The museum is located on the Pechersk Hills on the right bank of the Dnieper river in Kiev, adjacent to the Kiev Pechersk Lavra.

Landscape Alley

There is a place in the center of Kyiv, which is hidden from the crowded streets and by houses from one side.

It is pleasant to the eye by the breathtaking view of historic Kyiv and the mighty Dnieper from the other.

It is the Landscape alley which has become the stamping ground for Kyiv residents and the most exciting place for the tourists who are keen on walking itinerary.

Alley is located on the Old Kyiv Hill, which was in the centre of ancient Kyiv long ago. Today, when walking along the Ukrainian capital, turn off from the crowded Velyka ZhytomyrskaStreet to the stone arch.

There you will find yourself back in the world of childhood, fairytale and imagination. On the one hand you get a magnificent view on Podil, Dnieper River and Castle Hill (Zamkova Hora).

Visit Kiev

Oh, What awesome things there are for the eyes to feast on for sensuous you in this smashingly dazzling city of Kiev.

If ever you travel to this travel destination you will find yourself in a dreamworld. Not only that you will also find yourself lost among history and imagination and beauty and entertainment.

Oh, what else should there be for the fulfillment of your varying desires and the satisfaction of your weary soul!

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Located at arena city complex, on the famous Khreshchatyk Street Casual style Food is a combination of cafe, restaurant. Its regarded as one of Kiev’s most popular pre-party spots.

Once you enter you’ll notice one large hall with small second floor that fits the DJ booth and 3 tables, often reserved for birthdays calibrations.

There is an additional outdoor area opened during spring/summer season.

CASUAL FOOD Atmosphere in Kiev‘s

“Comfort and warmth” are the best words to describe the atmosphere at Casual Food. The simple design with its modern elements and warm colors all come together to create the warm wave of sensations.

It’s a good place to enjoy a peaceful meal during daytime, and the right place to start partying at night.

Menu and Food

The menu is compact with good selection of dishes, mostly European, thus include couple of Thai dishes.

There is an English copy of the menu, that you can request if it wasn’t given to you from the beginning.

Food portions are moderate, so you’ll not leave hungry! And all What I tried tasted good.

Service and Staff

The staff is very friendly, they are always welling to help you choose between dishes. They do speak some English,  and rarely write down orders. Yet, never missed up any my orders before

CASUAL STYLE FOOD – Prices

Prices at Casual Food are moderate and affordable.

Let’s go for a 3 course meal:

Cesar salad with chicken fillet + steak (beef) + homemade pasta with mushrooms and white sauce + fresh orange juice Costs around $20.

Who is it For

Casual Food serves as a meeting space and casual meetings during day time, and it is a great spot to meet friends at evening, and idle pre-party stop at night on weekends.

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