Pylyp Orlyk Street, located in Pechersk district of Kyiv in the historical area of Lypka, is a unique part of the capital. It stretches from Shovkovychna to the end of the building, ending above Klovsky Uzvoz. It is adjacent to Akademika Bogomoletsa and Lipska Streets, as well as Kostya Gordienko and Vynohradnyi Lanes. Here you will find the Signature residential complex, which makes this area a unique part of modern Kyiv. THE Capital will help you choose an apartment for purchase or rent to be a part of this great neighborhood.
Transport and infrastructural accessibility of Filipa Orlyk Street
Filip Orlyk Street has a convenient transport infrastructure, represented by metro stations, buses, trolleybuses and shuttle taxis, which together provide easy access to other areas of the city and make this area developed and comfortable for living and working:
- metro station: "Khreshchatyk", "Arsenalna"
- buses: 24, 25, 55, 62
- trolleybuses: 38
- shuttle taxis: 470, 520
This street provides its residents and visitors with various amenities. Here you can easily find medical facilities, shops and ATMs for financial transactions:
- 2 pharmacies
- 5 children's polyclinics
- 10 polyclinics
- 3 dental polyclinics
- 2 shops
- 3 post office
- 5 ATMs
- 1 theater
- 1 cafes
- 2 restaurants
A variety of infrastructure makes life on this street comfortable and convenient. Having chosen it as a home for you and your family, you will never regret your decision.
History, cultural heritage and wealth of leisure on Filipa Orlyk Street
This Kyiv artery is associated with prominent personalities, which gives it a special significance in the history of the city. Famous scientists, artists and historians of literature studied and taught here. Your children will also be able to get quality education within walking distance from home:
- 1 secondary school
- 1 Lyceum (Lyceum of International Relations No. 51)
- 1 music school (Music school No. 28)
- 2 sports schools
Pylyp Orlyk Street originates from the ancient history of Kyiv. The first plans with its participation in the life of the capital date back to 1787, although active construction began only in the 1830s. One of the iconic buildings is the Klovsky Palace, built in the middle of the XNUMXth century. In the XNUMXth and early XNUMXth centuries, there were qualitative changes in the typical development of the street and a large number of mansions appeared on it, including the Kovalevsky mansion, which is considered another significant architectural landmark. Pylyp Orlyk Street is attractive not only for its history, but also for the presence of important institutions, such as the Klovsky Palace, the seat of the Supreme Court of Ukraine, as well as the Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine. It is also home to the "Dynamo" Physical Education and Sports Center and the Central Polyclinic of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, which makes this area an important center for various fields of activity.
