
Snowdrops
The first flowers that gave the village its name — up as early as March.
A village in the woods near Kyiv
A village named after the flower that wakes first in spring — quiet, green, and welcoming, 7–10 minutes from Kyiv.

Autumn in the woods — the best time for a walk.
A village in Boryspil district of Kyiv Oblast, just east of Kyiv.
By car, 7–10 minutes to Kyiv’s eastern edge; by marshrutka, about 15 minutes to Kharkivska metro.
Pine, birch, and mixed woods, with room to walk, cycle, and grill shashlyk.
A calm village with its own shops and cafés — easy for living and relaxing.
Nature nearby
Pine, birch, and mixed forests, spring flowers underfoot, clear nights, and four genuinely different seasons.

The first flowers that gave the village its name — up as early as March.

Lilac and orchard trees turn the streets into one big garden.

Snow-dusted pines and quiet — a few steps from home.
Recreation
Equipped clearings and grill spots in the forest — bring firewood, friends, and good spirits. Light fires only at the equipped spots, and not when a forest-visit ban is in force.

Local business
Shops, cafés, the pharmacy, the post office, and services in Prolisky — with addresses, opening hours, phone numbers, and maps.
A cosy village café, open since 2023 — specialty coffee, desserts, and fresh pastries.
Mon–Fri 07:30–21:00Sat–Sun 08:30–21:00
A country restaurant and hotel complex on Kiltseva Street — restaurant, hotel, spa, pools and a kids’ club.

Shops, cafés, the pharmacy, the post office, and services in Prolisky — with addresses, opening hours, phone numbers, and maps.
Community news
Prolisky is a village in Boryspil district of Kyiv Oblast, just east of Kyiv, along the M-03 highway (Kyiv–Kharkiv).
About 7–10 minutes to the eastern edge of Kyiv by car. By marshrutka to Kharkivska metro it is about 15 minutes, depending on traffic.
By marshrutka routes 317, 318, 807, and 808 from Kharkivska metro station, route 316 from Livoberezhna, and by suburban buses on the Kyiv–Boryspil route. The nearest metro station is Boryspilska (≈7 km) and the nearest railway station is 2 km away. See the full timetables on the Transport page.
Pine, birch, and mixed forests for walking, cycling routes, equipped picnic and shashlyk spots, a pine park, and a sports ground. Snowdrops bloom in spring, and on clear nights the stars come out over the village.
Snowdrops — the first spring flowers that gave the village its name — appear as early as March.
Yes — it’s a quiet, green village 7–10 minutes from Kyiv, with its own shops and cafés. A good option for peaceful living near the capital.
The Prystolychna hromada of Boryspil district — eight villages centred on Shchaslyve: Shchaslyve, Prolisky, Velyka Oleksandrivka, Bezuhlivka, Mala Oleksandrivka, Chubynske, Dudarkiv, and Zaimyshche. About 20,500 people live there altogether.
The postcode for Prolisky is 08322. There is a Ukrposhta post office in the village, at vul. Parkova, 6.
Boryspil district, Kyiv Oblast. Prolisky belongs to the Prystolychna hromada, centred on Shchaslyve. Other villages in Ukraine share the name — including Prolisky in Pryluky district, Chernihiv Oblast, home to 14 people — but they are different places.
The village sits just east of Kyiv along the M-03 highway (Kyiv–Kharkiv), in Boryspil district of Kyiv Oblast. The centre is at 50.393° N, 30.782° E, and the postcode is 08322. A map link is on the Contacts page.
Yes — Fozzy and Silpo supermarkets, the Floco Coffee café, and more. See the Local business section for the current list.
The village is named after snowdrops (prolisky) — the white flowers that wake first in spring. It officially received the name on 27 June 1969.