• You are fortunate to visit this tour, as many only dreams about it. Book more likely the number of places is limited.

• Everyone knows about Pripyat — a ghost city and the centre of the largest ecological disaster of humankind. However, the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone is not only a deadly reactor and an abandoned city, but it is also a territory covering kilometres of destroyed settlements, Soviet secret facilities and modern facilities for employees. You can see all of them with your own eyes by joining a group one-day tour.

• The city is overgrown with artemisia (lat.), which grew in the vicinity before the accident. Empty buildings gradually come into disrepair under the influence of the environment. The oldest buildings of the city are destroyed most rapidly: for example, the building of the first secondary school, which collapsed in 2005 and had two collapses in 2013. Note that it is officially forbidden to enter any buildings in Pripyat, Commemorative cross, People’s Friendship statue, Medical unit number 126, “Pripyat” Café, Pripyat Abandoned Fluvial Port, Partially Submerged Boat, Cinema "Prometey", Hotel Polissia, Palace of Culture Energetik, one of the first supermarkets in the USSR, Pripyat Amusement. Park is the non-functioning park located in the center of Pripyat, behind the square with the department store buildings, the Energetik Palace of Culture and Polissya Hotel. The most famous object in the park is the Ferris wheel, which became one of the symbols of both Pripyat and the entire Chernobyl exclusion zone as a whole later. The wheel never worked; its launch was planned for May 1, 1986. The park is one of the heavily infected sites in Pripyat. The iconic Ferris wheel, Avangard Central Stadium, Kindergarten "Cheburashka", Swimming pool “Azure”, and Pripyat fire station 5.

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