A new bus route from the Palace of Sports to the Lisova Metro Station has begun operating in Kyiv
On September 3, a temporary bus route, No. 1-M, began operating in the capital, connecting the “Palats Sportu” and “Lisova” metro stations. The route runs along the above-ground section of the Svyatoshynsko-Brovarska metro line to provide additional transportation links between the city’s right and left banks.
The buses run through the Pecherskyi, Dniprovskyi, and Desnianskyi districts, making stops near the “Klovska,” “Arsenalska,” “Livoberezhna,” “Darnitsa,” and “Chernihivska” metro stations. The route runs, in particular, along Basseinu Street, Mechnikova, General Almazov, Starovodnytska, Klovskyi Uzviz, Mykola Mikhnovsky Boulevard, and the Yevhen Paton Bridge, making stops near key administrative and social facilities.

Public transportation stops at the following locations:
“Palats Sportu” Metro Station
Basseina Street
Mechnikova Street
“Klovska” Metro Station
Klovsky Descent
Yunyi Tekhnik (upon request)
Kriposny Lane
“Arsenal” Stadium
“Arsenalska” Metro Station
“Arsenal” Plant
Pecherskyi District Administrative Services Center
Kopilenko Street
General Almazov Street
Starovodnytska St.
Dobrovolchykh Battalions St.
Vodokanal
Redutny Lane
Mykola Mikhnovsky Boulevard
Yevhen Paton Bridge
Monument to the Founders of Kyiv (upon request)
Navodnytskyi Park
“Livoberezhna” Metro Station
“Darnitsa” Metro Station
“Chernihivska” Metro Station
“Lisova” Metro Station
Route “Lisova Metro Station” — “Palats Sportu Metro Station”:
“Lisova” Metro Station
“Chernihivska” Metro Station
“Darnitsa” Metro Station
Drama and Comedy Theater
"Hydropark" Metro Station
"Navodnytskyi" Park
Navodnytska Square
Starovanodnytska St.
Redutny Lane
Vodokanal
General Almazov Street
Panasa Myrnoho Street
Pecherskyi District Administrative Services Center
Arsenal Plant
Arsenalna Square
“Arsenalna” Metro Station
Kriposnyi Lane
Young Technician
Klovsky Descent
“Klovska” Metro Station
Basseina Street
"Palats Sportu" Metro Station
Source: Kyiv City State Administration.
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