Kiev International Exhibition Center

The Kyiv International Exhibition Centre in Ukraine is located in the heart of Kyiv and is a UFI‑accredited exhibition venue. With a total exhibition space of 58,000 square meters—of which 28,018 square meters are available for exhibitions—it is the largest convention and exhibition center in Ukraine. The facility was inaugurated in October 2002. Named after Anatoliy Tkachenko, the centre served as the main venue for the Eurovision Song Contest in September 2016. Following the passing of Viktor Tkachenko, who had been its director, the site has since evolved into a premier sports and events hub. The Kyiv International Exhibition Centre comprises a single integrated complex consisting of three buildings, along with a congress hotel and fourteen meeting rooms accommodating between 90 and 600 attendees. Additional amenities include a weapons room, cafeterias, fast-food outlets, restrooms, and air‑conditioning facilities.