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.
The Missile Forces Museum is a unique museum located in Pervomaisk, Ukraine. It offers a fascinating insight into the Soviet Union’s strategic missile forces during the Cold War era. Visitors can explore decommissioned missile silos, underground bunkers, and other military installations that were once part of a top-secret nuclear missile base.
The duration of the tour varies depending on the chosen package. Generally, a typical tour to the Missile Forces Museum lasts between 6 to 10 hours, including transportation to and from the site.
Yes, it is safe to visit the Missile Forces Museum. The museum is a decommissioned military site, and there are no operational missiles or hazardous materials present. However, it’s important to follow the safety guidelines provided by the tour operator and to respect the rules and regulations set by the museum.
It is recommended to wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking, as the tour involves exploring underground bunkers and other military installations. Consider bringing a light jacket, as the temperature inside the bunkers can be cooler than outside.
There are no age restrictions.
Photography is usually allowed in most areas of the Missile Forces Museum. However, some parts of the museum may have restrictions on photography due to security or preservation reasons. Always follow the guidelines provided by your tour guide and respect any signage regarding photography.
Definitely not=) You can sit in the operators’ chair and perform a simulated synchronized launch of nuclear missiles together with the guide.