Ukraine was the second-largest Soviet Republic in ex-USSR. That's why you can find here a lot of memories and monuments of Soviet history: Chernobyl zone of nuclear catastrophe, museum of the nuclear military missile base, and Odesa catacombs.

National Museum of the History of Ukraine: This memorial complex commemorating the German-Soviet War is located in the southern outskirts of the Pechersk district of Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, on the picturesque hills on the right bank of the right the Dnieper River. The memorial complex covers an area of 10 hectares (approximately 24.7 acres). It contains the giant bowl "The Flame of Glory", a site with World War II military equipment, and the "Alley of the Hero Cities". The sculptures in the alley depict the courageous defence of the Soviet border from the 1941 German invasion, terrors of the Nazi occupation, partisan struggle, devoted work on the home front, and the 1943 Battle of the Dnieper. One of the museums also displays the armaments used by the Soviet army post World War II.

Chernobyl and Prypyat' are not objects for all tourists. If you visit these places, you will never be the same again. Some time ago, on the world's map appeared Chernobyl and then Sarcophagus – the monument of human carelessness. It is a story of the largest technological disaster. The spirit of a dead city will give you a feeling of a joyful life and apocalypse. The exclusion zone atmosphere gives you a clear understanding of the price of human failure.

Museum of Strategic Missile Forces: You will see the weapons that could destroy the planet in this museum. The Museum of Strategic Missile Forces was created on the territory of the former missile base and command post. Here you will find out about the mine-launching unit, an underground command post with a former nuclear button, cargo and ground buildings, models of equipment that served the missile army, rocket and rocket propellant models: P-12, X-22N, X-22NA cruise missiles, Х-22МП. Also, you will see the most terrible and largest missile in the world - RS-20V (SS-18, with the well-known name Satan).

Kuyalnik: In history, Kuyalnik Estuary had many different periods. The resort was severely damaged during World War II - the German military destroyed the mud baths and health resorts. After the war, a long time, Kuyalnik resort was in decline. After establishing Soviet power, the health resort was rebuilt, and Kuyalnik became the largest mud and spa resort in the Soviet Union.

Odessa catacombs, the most famous in the world for their intricate labyrinths and the length that reaches almost three thousand kilometres.For comparison: the length of the Roman catacombs – three hundred, Paris – five hundred kilometres. The system of Odessa Catacombs includes underground structures like basements, bunkers, drainage tunnels, other storm drains, and natural caves.