Imagine! The sun is shining, the weather hot. It’s a beautiful, almost perfect day! You drive for hours along endless roads surrounded by rich forests, past affluent looking farms, quaint villages and even cities. Everywhere is peace and quiet. But then you notice the emptiness – no animals in the fields, no children playing, no-one anywhere. Everyone has gone – removed by government decree – to escape an invisible yet deadly presence. This is the exclusion zone around Chernobyl – a thirty kilometre area surrounding the site of the world’s worst nuclear accident. This is Legacy – a chilling and unforgettable reminder of our nuclear heritage and of the environmental and human tragedy that hit the Ukraine fifteen years ago in April 1986 and affected large parts of Europe.