The claim that the Bridge of Lovers connects Khreshchatyi and Mariinsky parks is false. Between these parks is Kyiv's Central Park, a landscape area stretching between the Mariinsky Palace and the Dynamo Stadium. It is laced with a network of alleys, flat, has no stairs, and is ideal for walking for the elderly and parents with strollers and small children. A slow walk along the paved paths of the park will bring pleasure and immerse vacationers in the summer coolness under the tree crowns.

The DNIPRO Ensemble is one of the most famous professional ensembles in Ukraine, which has gained high recognition among the most demanding professionals in the cultural and artistic space, as well as numerous fans of musical art. The stage culture, high professionalism of the performers, presentation of a wide variety of traditional folk and classical instruments, innovation in performance styles, perfect interpretation of Ukrainian melodies, musical works of national classics and representatives of modern composers, creation of unique artistic images, content and dramatic richness of the programs performed, and other crucial features of the Dnipro Ensemble confirm its undoubted significance among Ukrainian musical groups.

The Kyiv Chamber Choir preserves and popularizes the multifaceted heritage of Ukrainian choral art. Based on the choir's performances, the Kyiv Choir Library was created, a series of music editions of national choral scores from the Middle Ages to the present. It has released 50 CDs of national and foreign music, most of which were recorded for the first time. The catalog of the Kyiv Choir Library includes about three hundred titles, including twelve sheet music collections of complete works by Ukrainian composers published for the first time.

The Kalyna Ensemble is an innovation combined with the eternity of Ukrainian heritage, created to recreate and popularize traditional rituals, preserve the musical, vocal and choreographic heritage of Ukrainian folk culture, and create a new modern culture based on folklore. The Kalyna Ensemble has been delighting audiences of all ages both in Ukraine and abroad for over 40 years. The ensemble consists of more than 70 highly professional ballet, chorus and orchestra performers. Each of the singers is a soloist, ensemble player, and choirmaster.

The Khreshchatyk Choir is a bright, original, multi-genre, original world-class ensemble with highly professional performers working in various styles, creating new trends in the world of choral music, and touring the best concert halls in Europe. The Khreshchatyk Choir is a laureate of many international competitions and festivals, gives concerts throughout Ukraine and engages listeners in the choral art.

The Levko Revutsky Men's Choir is the only professional academic men's choir in Ukraine today, and it is one of the country's best creative teams, whose singers are called “Golden Voices of Ukraine” by VIVA magazine. The choir performs music in a wide range of genres, from classical to rock. Choral works are performed both a capella and accompanied by an orchestra.

The orchestra was founded in 1992 on the initiative of V. Okhrimenko. In 2006, the orchestra received the status of “academic”. In its performances, the Kyiv Academic Municipal Brass Band combines Ukrainian folk music with such genres as funk, jazz, rock, and others. Since 2021, the orchestra's chief conductor has been Honored Worker of Culture Mykola Lysenko Jr. (grandson of Ukrainian composer, pianist, teacher, collector of song folklore, and public figure Mykola Lysenko). Since 2023, it has been performing under the name Kyiv Orchestra - Kyiv Academic Municipal Brass Band.

The history of the Dzerkalo Theater began in 1981 with the realization of an idea that united a group of enthusiasts in love with theater. However, it was only in 1988 that the company received the official status of a studio theater. Today, its performances successfully combine folk traditions with a modern vision of dramatic art. The repertoire of the Dzerkalo Theater includes more than ten performances of classical and contemporary Ukrainian drama, as well as performances for children and youth.

The building of the current Mala Opera was built in 1902 by architect Mykhailo Artynov for the Lukianivka People's House; it housed a free library, an outpatient clinic, and an educational center. Since 2006, the Kyiv Mala Opera has become a creative space for the implementation of creative ideas in various fields: theater performances, theater and concert programs, conferences, presentations, concerts, festivals, and exhibitions.

The Actor Theater was founded in 1987 by People's Artist of Ukraine Valentyn Shestopalov, for whom the Actor Theater became a way of self-affirmation and the realization of his secret creative dreams. For the first four seasons, the Actor worked in a new format for Kyiv - a cafe theater. Today, the Actor is a modern theater, where alternative performances by young and experienced directors are accompanied by classic and time-tested productions.

The theater was founded in 1987 by a group of young actors led by director M. Karasev and director O. Rakita under the name Arena of Evening Kyiv (Arena VK). In 2021, the theater rebranded, created its own identity, and updated its social media pages. In 2022, the theater's staff launched the Sublimation project, in which they read, stage works, plays, and performances based on materials by contemporary authors on the topic of war in Ukraine.

The Ukrainian contemporary choreography theater, conceived as an author's theater, where the repertoire and artistic priorities are determined by the productions of one choreographer; a theater that appeals to the formation of a creative laboratory of contemporary dance: bold experiments, original readings of world-famous theatrical plots, updating and enriching the form and vocabulary of contemporary dance. The theater received 5 Kyiv Pectoral awards for the best performances of the year.