Chornobyl Tourist Infocenters

The chain of Chornobyl Tourist Information Centers consists of five points located at the entrance to the Chornobyl zone (Dytiatky checkpoint) and on the territory of the Chornobyl zone itself (Prypiat, the radar Duga-1, near the ChNPP). There, tourists can receive some information about the Chornobyl zone, the Kyiv region with its tourist attractions and the city of Kyiv. They have opportunity to use the Internet, find out bus schedule, take a taxi, charge mobile devices, print documents, send a postcard, and buy thematic literature, maps of the Chornobyl zone, dosimeters and souvenirs.

The project of Chornobyl Tourist Infocenters is one of the means of revitalizing the Chornobyl zone and transforming it from an Exclusion Zone to a Renaissance Zone. The team of Infocenters includes residents of surrounding villages that have suffered economically from the consequences of the accident. The Infocenters offer literature written by liquidators, maps compiled by them, products made by workers of the Chornobyl zone, residents of the surrounding region and liquidators. Chernobyl Tourist Information Centers support local producers, so all the goods for sale are made only in Ukraine.

The information centers located within the Chornobyl zone contribute to the authenticity of the surrounding areas and at the same time, they are museum objects - buses that were used during the liquidation of the consequences of the accident. Tourists have opportunity to see these buses from the inside, take photos, relax, and get the services of information centers.