Many complicated thoughts.
On the one hand I have visited places like Auschwitz because I am a history nerd and seeing places like that can really make you understand, or at least get a little closer to understanding, big important events.
On the other hand I know the radiation at certain parts of Chernobyl is still high enough to be dangerous, and I do have a desire to not go near anything that will give me radiation sickness if I hang around too long.
And also, taking into account that the highest radiation area is the destroyed facility, which is also what I would be most interested in, I wouldn't really be left with much to do. Auschwit was only really a two day thing, and any longer would have started to diminish the experience. Part of the reason I went was because it was an optional school trip and I felt it would be an important thing to do.
For this I would have to justify going over to Russia for a couple of days in order to see a burned out nuclear facility in the distance and some abandoned buildings. Yes it would be a little creepy but I've seen much worse.
So I would if I could justify it and get over my fear of death by radiation, but in practical terms no, which means that my overall answer is pretty much no.
