THE ATOM PAVILION WILL OPEN ON JANUARY 5 AT 15:00
The
pavilion has seven floors with a total area of 25 thousand square meters
presenting a grandiose exposition that tells about the development of the
country's nuclear industry - from its emergence to the present day.
The
pavilion can accommodate up to two thousand visitors at a time. The exposition
will be interesting for everyone: both young visitors who have not yet started
studying physics at school, and guests who have been seriously interested in
the use of atomic energy for a long time. The exhibits here are of great
interest, even the F-1 nuclear reactor is presented.
The pavilion has everything for comfortable rest. In the lounge there is a cafe, a souvenir store, a sports zone and a children's playroom. And on the top floor there is a restaurant and the only observation deck on the territory of VDNH.
VDNH, Pavilion No.19 ATOM, 15:00.
The Nenets Autonomous Area’s (NAA) key fields of development, priority sectors economy, and prospects for Arctic tourism.
The project aims to honour people for courageous and kind deeds, civic engagement and commitment to traditional values.
The Primorye region is Russia's gateway to Asia and the Pacific region.
