Mezhyhiria Landmark Park. 140 hectares of a former residence with peacocks, vintage cars and the Kyiv Sea embankment

The house and park of Mezhyhiria from above
A stream and paths in the Mezhyhiria park
Deer in the Mezhyhiria park
A pond and the house in the Mezhyhiria park
A rotunda in the Mezhyhiria park
The house and park of Mezhyhiria from aboveA stream and paths in the Mezhyhiria parkDeer in the Mezhyhiria parkA pond and the house in the Mezhyhiria parkA rotunda in the Mezhyhiria park

A 140-hectare park on the shore of the Kyiv Reservoir, once a private residence and today a state park and monument open to everyone. Green alleys, greenhouses, a no-contact animal area with peacocks and deer, a collection of vintage cars and the main building, Honka: you can see it all in one day.

Why visit

  • 140 hectares of a former private residence, open to all visitors since 2024
  • A no-contact animal area with deer, ostriches, llamas, mouflons and rare peacocks
  • A garage with a collection of vintage cars, including one of the three ZILs in existence
  • The Honka residence, a Finnish-made wooden house that you can tour with a guide
  • Every Tuesday admission is 50% off for all visitors, no exceptions
  • The Kyiv Reservoir embankment and paths across the grounds that are good for walking, running and cycling

Good to know

Ticket prices
Adult (18+) UAH 300, child (ages 7–17 inclusive, with an adult) UAH 100. Every Tuesday the park box office gives 50% off: adult UAH 150, child UAH 50.
Family ticket and discounts
Family ticket (2 adults + 1–2 children aged 7–17) UAH 650. Reduced ticket at 50% off, UAH 150 (full-time students, retirement-age pensioners, internally displaced people, with a document). Some categories get 100% off (free) with a document.
Winter season: daily 9:00 to 18:00
Winter season (November 1 – April 30): daily from 09:00 to 18:00. Summer season (May 1 – October 31): daily from 09:00 to 22:00. The Honka residence is closed on Mondays (maintenance day).
One entry per ticket
Leaving and re-entering on the same day with the same ticket is not allowed (an exception is possible only by personal arrangement with security). Tickets are non-refundable.
Vintage car garage: weekends only
The vintage vehicle museum (35 cars and 7 motorcycles) is open on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 9:30 to 17:00. Admission is UAH 50 adult, UAH 30 child, paid separately from the park ticket.
Kids’ Club: paid separately
Trampoline and play center for children: 1 hour (1 child + 1 accompanying adult) UAH 100, unlimited day ticket UAH 200. Paid separately from the park ticket.
Honka tour: by schedule
Guided visits to the Honka residence need a separate ticket and follow a schedule (Tuesday–Friday at 12:00 and 15:00, Saturday–Sunday at 12:00, 15:00 and 16:00) and last about 1 h 20 min. Park admission on those days is paid separately.
No pets
Pets are not allowed in the park.
Getting there
By car or taxi, about 30–40 minutes from central Kyiv. Minibus No. 355K from Heroiv Dnipra metro station stops by the park’s main entrance.

The Mezhyhiria park and monument was officially transferred to state ownership after a ruling of the High Anti-Corruption Court, and on July 19, 2024 it opened to the public. The grounds used to be a private residence; now they are one of the largest recreation areas near Kyiv. The grounds include green alleys, lakes, fruit orchards, greenhouses with a collection of ornamental and rare plants, viewpoints and the embankment of the Kyiv Reservoir. A no-contact animal area is home to deer, ostriches, donkeys, goats, llamas, mouflons and rare peacocks, and geese, ducks and swans swim in the ponds. The main building of the complex is the Honka residence, a Finnish-made wooden house that you can tour with a guide. There is also a garage with a collection of vintage cars and motorcycles; the exhibits include one of the three ZIL cars in existence and a 1938 Audi. For children there is the Kids’ Club trampoline and play center. The park is great for walking, running, cycling, roller skating, riding a scooter or a hoverboard: the paths are made for it. The grounds are big enough for a whole day: you can have a picnic or stop at one of the cafes and restaurants near the entrance.