Points of Invincibility in Kyiv: Map, Hours, and How to Use Them
Where to warm up, charge your phone, and get online during blackouts in Kyiv.
A Point of Invincibility in Kyiv, known locally as punkt nezlamnosti, is a free public space where you can warm up, charge your devices, and get online during extended electricity outages.
If you’re new to the city or just arrived, it’s worth finding a few of the nearest Points of Invincibility ahead of time, even if there are no blackouts right now. That way, you’ll already know where to go for light, heat, and water if power outages start and drag on. During the winter of 2025–2026, for example, some Kyiv neighborhoods had power for only a few hours a day, so a little preparation goes a long way.
Map of Points of Invincibility in Kyiv
The interactive map of Points of Invincibility in Kyiv from Visit Kyiv shows 1,200 locations across the city, along with key details about each one.
To quickly find the nearest Point of Invincibility to you:
- Allow access to your location.
- Enter an address or the name of the place you’re looking for in the search bar.
- Or tap anywhere on the map.
The map will then show a list of the nearest points to your chosen location and offer directions. Along with the address, you’ll see each point’s operating hours, capacity, and the amenities available on-site.
So take a few minutes beforehand to check the location: find the entrance, see what’s inside, and get the contact of the person in charge. That way, you’ll feel calm and ready to act.
We recommend finding and visiting a few of the nearest points, not just one, since they tend to get crowded during long outages.
Use our free travel checklist to go through the essentials before you leave — entry requirements, budget, accommodation, transport, safety and more.
What’s available at Points of Invincibility in Kyiv?
Amenities vary by location. Points of Invincibility may offer:
- power outlets to charge your mobile devices;
- backup power supply;
- heating;
- internet and mobile connection;
- drinking and utility water;
- hot drinks;
- a first aid kit;
- chairs, benches, and other seating.
If you need a specific amenity or resource, use the filters on our map.
Hours of Points of Invincibility in Kyiv
There’s no single schedule for all points. Some operate around the clock, others only during set hours. You can check the current hours for a specific location on our map.
A Point of Invincibility isn’t a shelter
A Point of Invincibility sometimes doubles as a shelter, but in most cases it’s a separate place. If an air raid alert starts, head to an official shelter instead. You can find the nearest one on the Visit Kyiv shelter map.
Can I go to a Point of Invincibility during curfew?
Yes, in Kyiv, you’re allowed outside during curfew hours to reach a Point of Invincibility during a power outage. Just make sure to bring a valid ID with you, this is an official requirement of Ukraine’s Ministry of Internal Affairs.
How long can I stay at a Point of Invincibility?
There’s no general time limit for staying at a Point of Invincibility in Kyiv, but the general advice is to use common sense, remember that everyone needs to warm up and recharge.
What should I bring to a Point of Invincibility?
Even for a short visit, it’s best to bring:
- any devices you need to charge, plus their cables;
- any medication you need;
- a valid ID;
- warm clothing or a blanket, and hand warmers if it’s cold outside;
- a cup for hot drinks, if you’d like one.
