THE HUMAN BODY — UKRAINE’S LARGEST IMMERSIVE SCIENCE AND EDUCATION EXPERIENCE DEDICATED TO THE HUMAN BODY
NOT JUST AN EXHIBITION. NOT JUST A MUSEUM.
“The Human Body” is a journey inside the human body through dozens of interactive zones, realistic anatomical models, multimedia installations, and technologies of the future.
Across more than 5,000 m², you can explore how the heart, brain, lungs, sensory organs, nervous system, and endocrine system work, experiencing the human body on a scale that no textbook or screen can convey.
WHAT AWAITS YOU:
• More than 19 themed zones dedicated to the human body
• Giant anatomical exhibits and organ models
• Interactive experiments and scientific demonstrations
• VR and multimedia installations
• AI avatars and digital assistants
• Medical simulators and hands-on activities
• Lectures by doctors and scientists
• Photo zones and unique content for social media
• Giant anatomical exhibits and organ models
• Interactive experiments and scientific demonstrations
• VR and multimedia installations
• AI avatars and digital assistants
• Medical simulators and hands-on activities
• Lectures by doctors and scientists
• Photo zones and unique content for social media
EXHIBITION AREAS
THE HUMAN BODY IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE IS NOW
VIDEO REVIEWS
Frequently Asked Questions
Mon–Fri: 13:00–19:00. Sat–Sun: 10:00–20:00. Last admission: 18:00 on weekdays and 19:00 on weekends.
- There is no strict time limit during opening hours. An average visit takes 60–80 minutes, so we recommend allowing approximately 1.5 hours. You may stay longer if you wish.
- You only select a weekday or weekend ticket category.
- Yes. Tickets can be purchased online in advance or at the entrance by scanning a QR code.
No. Simply show the ticket with its QR code on your smartphone screen.
Check your Spam and Promotions folders. If the email is missing, call support at +380 75 497 33 35. Have your name, email address, purchase date and time, order number, or receipt ready.
No. Re-entry using the same ticket is not permitted.
The ticket gives access to the main exhibition areas and interactive experiences, subject to age restrictions for certain activities. Food and drinks in the café and food court are charged separately.
WEEKDAYS: Child (ages 3–11): UAH 450. Adult (12+): UAH 500.
WEEKENDS: Child (ages 3–11): UAH 500. Adult (12+): UAH 550. Family ticket (2 adults + 1 child): UAH 1,450. Family ticket (2 adults + 2 children): UAH 1,900.
Discounted ticket for combat veterans: UAH 450 (for the veteran only, not family members).
WEEKENDS: Child (ages 3–11): UAH 500. Adult (12+): UAH 550. Family ticket (2 adults + 1 child): UAH 1,450. Family ticket (2 adults + 2 children): UAH 1,900.
Discounted ticket for combat veterans: UAH 450 (for the veteran only, not family members).
Children under 3; people with Group I or II disabilities; children with disabilities and one accompanying adult. Supporting documentation is required.
Yes. Some anatomical content may be unfamiliar or emotionally intense, so we recommend that adults consider each child’s individual sensitivity.
Children under 12 may enter only with an adult accompanying them.
Yes. Some VR activities and other zones may have 16+ or 18+ restrictions. Check the signs at each entrance.
Yes. Group visits are available for groups of 15 or more. Purchase the required number of tickets online for your preferred date and time slot, then call +380 75 497 33 35 with the order number to arrange details. There is currently no separate group discount. For groups of 15 or more, one accompanying adult enters free for every 10 people (two free accompanying adults for 20 children). Confirm the conditions when booking.
There are no separate guided tours or fixed visitor routes. Visitors choose their own zones and sequence. Staff assist with equipment and interactive activities and answer questions. School groups may come with their biology teacher and hold an off-site lesson.
Amateur photography and filming for personal use are permitted. Please do not use flash, tripods, or professional lighting. Professional or commercial shoots require prior approval from the administration.
Food and drinks are not allowed in exhibition zones. Water in a closed bottle is permitted. A café and lounge area operate on the first floor, and a food court on the second floor. Food and drinks are charged separately.
No. Animals are not permitted in the exhibition.
Yes. Ramps are provided, and lifts are accessible to visitors with disabilities. Please ask a staff member for assistance if needed.
Kyiv, 8A Lvivska Square. Look for the “The Human Body” sign and banner above the entrance.
You can walk from Zoloti Vorota metro station to Lvivska Square. From Maidan Nezalezhnosti and Lukianivska metro stations, you can take surface public transport toward Lvivska Square. Check current routes in Google Maps or a city navigation app before travelling.
Options nearby include parking opposite the building, spaces along the building, and a large car park at 25A Sichovykh Striltsiv Street (about a five-minute walk). Availability is not guaranteed. Parking map links are shown in the original screenshot.
The bus may drop visitors off near the venue and then move to the large car park at 25A Sichovykh Striltsiv Street. A short stop depends on current traffic conditions.
The exhibition suspends operations. Stay calm, follow staff instructions, and proceed to the nearest shelter.
If fewer than 60 minutes have elapsed from the start of your booked time slot when the alert begins, you may use the ticket on the following day.
The nearest shelters are:
• 40 Yaroslaviv Val Street — educational building, basement, 24/7;
• 2 Bulvarno-Kudriavska Street — cultural institution, basement, 24/7;
• 14 Sichovykh Striltsiv Street — school, basement, 24/7.
For current information and directions, check the official Kyiv shelter map or the “Map of Resilience” in the Kyiv Digital app.
• 40 Yaroslaviv Val Street — educational building, basement, 24/7;
• 2 Bulvarno-Kudriavska Street — cultural institution, basement, 24/7;
• 14 Sichovykh Striltsiv Street — school, basement, 24/7.
For current information and directions, check the official Kyiv shelter map or the “Map of Resilience” in the Kyiv Digital app.
Contact an administrator at the venue or call +380 75 497 33 35. Provide the date, approximate time, area, and a description of the item
SUPPORT PHONE: +380 75 497 33 35
SUPPORT PHONE: +380 75 497 33 35
OUR PARTNERS
Kyiv, 8A Lvivska Square
(For general inquiries and group visits)
CONTACTS
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uniparkua@gmail.com
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OPENING HOURS:
Monday–Friday: 13:00–19:00
Saturday–Sunday: 10:00–20:00
Last admission: 18:00 on weekdays and 19:00 on weekends.
Monday–Friday: 13:00–19:00
Saturday–Sunday: 10:00–20:00
Last admission: 18:00 on weekdays and 19:00 on weekends.