Visaginas has long been Lithuania's most important nuclear power city, harmoniously woven into pine forests and surrounded by lakes, but always alive with the hustle and bustle of a city.
Historically, more than 40 nationalities have lived in Visaginas since the founding of the city until now. We invite you to get acquainted with three of them: Ukrainian, Tatar and Russian communities.
Culture transforms a derelict building in Visaginas :
Photography exhibition
An abandoned school building in Visaginas, which for more than a ten years has not heard the voices of children in the classrooms or the noise in the corridors, and which has not seen the light of day through the covered windows, has been reborn as an outdoor gallery.
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