Ukrainian National Chornobyl Museum

Very informative and interesting to Visit this museum a would Definetly return And spend more time here the cars outside are cool

Nice and cheap museum with lot of interesting things about Chernobyl.

Great place to visit when u r in Kyiev..

- Highly informative - Strongly recommend the audio tour - Easy to spend a good couple of hours here in the 4 large rooms - Covers every area in detai.. Read more »l, from the scientists working that night, the firefighters, the hospitals and ambulances, the way in which food and economy was affected, the abandoned and lost towns and villages. - inexpensive, and money going to a very good cause - around 25 hvn for adult, 60 for audiobook (strongly recommend) in variety of languages - 30% discount voucher included for Chernobyl visit - overall, well worth visiting and highly informative.

First things first: it's not a museum, its a memorial. They charge you 2 times more if you want to take pictures, but honestly, there are only 3 place.. Read more »s on the entire museum you could take: of the cars in the entrance (free), in the hall (free) or in the area with a little boat (paid). They only accept cash. There's an ATM nearby but you can enter if someone is leaving because you need a proper cart to enter. There's a lot of pictures, manly of the people who died in the disaster. All the atmosphere is grisly. There's an audio tour indeed. You can spend no more than 30min there. The price is really cheap but, for me, it ok for a memorial, not for a ”museum”

Inexpensive, though I feel the history could be preserved better. You're able to get closer to a lot of the pieces than I am comfortable with, and the.. Read more »y are clearly not reproductions. The rooms with pieces behind glass are more safe from accidental damage or tampering

Kind of toxic if you know what I mean. I went to the emergency room because my skin was glowing green but they said I'm fine but I have three days to .. Read more »live 10/10 would go again. LOL (gag review)

We found this museum to be very interesting to better understand what happened at the time. If you do not read Ukrainian, the audio-guide is a must. T.. Read more »he audioguide is a bit repetitive and seems to be focused on treating the event exhaustively from various angles (different professions, detailed timeline) which gets a bit boring hence the 4 stars instead of 5.

Very good! Very interesting. Electronic 'tours' available in several languages. Staff don't really understand English but you can get by. Easy enough .. Read more »to find. A must if you're interested in Chernobyl.

What a tragedy! I spend an hour or less in this one floor museum with almost 7000 pieces “cleaned” from Chernobyl place. I saw a kids group getting to.. Read more » know the unfortunately incident with the tour guy explaining to them. Unfortunate everything in Ukrainian so I highly recommend to take the device at the entrance when you buy your ticket also you should buy the right to take photos with your phone all that is very little price. Don’t forget to take with you a tissue ?.

This is a very detailed, in-depth and incredibly moving place to learn about the terrible disaster that happened in 1986. We visited here prior to a t.. Read more »our of the power plant itself, and this gave us even more information to go with. There is a lot of information and stories to take in!

A well done and comprehensive recounting of what happened at Chernobyl. The museum demonstrates great respect for victims of the tragedy while showing.. Read more » the depths of the horror. I will visit again.

An interesting place to learn about the accident of Chernobyl. We visited here before visiting the Nuclear Plant in Chernobyl and its neighbour city o.. Read more »f Pripyat. It was interesting to see the real equipment that has been used during the decontamination and some documents relating the accident. The down side is that many objects are described only in Ukrainian/Russian and not in English, and also the exhibition could be organised better to be able to see it in a chronological way.