The apartment of one of the main protagonists Valery Legasov, who led the commission that investigated the Chernobyl catastrophe, was rented in this art deco house at 58 Vytauto Avenue.
HBO’s Chernobyl: Legasov’s apartment
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HBO’s Chernobyl: the Nuclear Power Plant Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant, 31217, Lithuania -
HBO’s Chernobyl: the city of Pripyat S. Stanevičiaus g. 92-23, Vilnius 07103, Lithuania -
HBO’s Chernobyl: KGB prison Aukų g. 2A, Vilnius 01113, Lithuania -
HBO’s Chernobyl: Pripyat Hotel bar Žirmūnų g. 1E, Vilnius 09101, Lithuania -
HBO’s Chernobyl: the Pripyat Hotel Latvių g. 70, Vilnius 08111, Lithuania -
HBO’s Chernobyl: the trial Pylimo g. 26, Vilnius 01141, Lithuania
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HBO’s Chernobyl: Institute of Atomic Research Savanorių pr. 66, Kaunas 44146, Lithuania · 1.1 km -
Kaunas Choral Synagogue (Kauno choralinė sinagoga) E. Ožeškienės St. 13, 44254 Kaunas, Lithuania · 1.5 km -
Mass killings of Jews in the 7th fort of the Kaunas Fortress (more than 5,000 people) 2.1 km
Written by Holly Golightly
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