Dear visitors!
Due to Kyiv located in the “red” quarantine zone, the visitor guidelines change accordingly.
From now on, in order to access the exhibitions and other events, any visitor has to provide:
Paper or digital (in Diia app) full vaccination certificate;
Negative corona virus SARS-CoV-2 PCR or express antibody test (valid for 72 hours)
Or
Document proving the recovery from COVID-19, validated by the United state web-portal of digital services, including the use of Diia Portal app.
These rules apply to anyone 18 years old and above.
Be safe and stay healthy!
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Main website is under construction.
New Visitor Guidelines
Tickets
Please note that the permanent exhibition was removed on February 24, 2022 for security reasons. So we invite you to NAMU exhibition projects: full ticket – 150 UAH, discounted ticket (schoolchildren, students, pensioners) – 100 UAH, entry is free for military personnel.
Museum lecture hall: full ticket — 250 UAH, discounted ticket (students, schoolchildren, pensioners) — 150 UAH.
The cost of participation in the master class is 200 UAH per person, the master class and mini-lecture — UAH 250, only the mini-lecture without the master class — UAH 100.
Tours
Guided tours are currently unavalable. However, different events take place in the museum every week, which you can find out about in the “News and events” section.
Visitor Guidelines
We humbly ask you to adhere to the following rules while visiting the museum:
– Outer clothing and umbrellas are to be left at the cloak room. Separate cabinets are reserved for large bags
– Photos and videos are allowed without flashes, provided that the use is non-commercial
– Do not approach the exhibits closer than 40 cm (15,7 inches)
– No food and beverages are allowed in the museum halls
– Do not touch the art/exhibits
– Do not enter the museum with pets or other animals
In case of the air raid alert, the events are suspended, and all visitors must proceed to the nearest bomb shelters – the underground passage under the European Square (Yevropeiska ploshcha) or the “Maidan Nezalezhnosti” metro station.