Due to the ongoing war, tours to Chernobyl are currently unavailable. However, we offer alternative tours to de-occupied cities and other excursions across Ukraine.
Hospital 126 is a complex of several buildings in the district no.1 in Pripyat. It was the only hospital in the city so that was supposed to have professionals able to work with all kinds of health issues. It included a polyclinic, hospital, maternity hospital, infectious disease ward, maternity ward,…
Tractor Farm in Kopachi Each village in the Soviet Union had a collective farm. The area around Chernobyl power plant is full of fields and farms. In the village of Kopachi there also was a tractor farm. The majority of the equipment was evacuated after the accident and the rest…
Chernobyl Fire Station When the accident at Chernobyl power plant happened, everybody thought that it wasn’t more than fire on the roof. The firefighters were called into action. The first ones came from Chernobyl power plant fire station; a bit later, colleagues from Pripyat and Chernobyl town arrived too. During…
Mosaics in Pripyat Mosaics on the buildings on Lenin Avenue in Pripyat were made by one of the most popular and outstanding Ukrainian monumental artists Ivan Lytovchenko (1921-1996). Since 1974 and till the day of the accident, Lytovchenko used to be the main artist of the city, and these years…
Leliv Village in Chernobyl Zone Leliv village is located in the Southern part of the 10 km zone and at the same time close to Chernobyl town. Before the accident of 1986, more than 1,200 people used to live there. All of them were evacuated in the beginning of May,…
See nuclear missiles with the range of 11,000 km and the flight time to the United States of 24 minutes.
See missiles that could cover 200 000 square kilometers
See real soviet fighters
Chernobyl nuclear power plant tours have become a popular tourist destination due to the apocalyptic looks of the area and the atmosphere of silence.