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10 Military Museums in Russia That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Russia, Russia including State Historical and Memorial Preserve The Battle of Stalingrad, Museum and Memorial to the Heroes of the Kulikovo Battle, Saratov State Museum of Military Glory, Panfilov's Guardsmen Museum, Command Post of the Central Front, Historical and Memorial Museum, The UMMC Museum complex, Museum of Winged Rockets, Museum Submarine K-21, Armoury Chamber, Military Historical Artillery Museum.
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1. State Historical and Memorial Preserve The Battle of Stalingrad
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 527 reviews
Reviewed By heysoph9 - Glenroy, Australia
We got the English audio guide at the entry – this was a really good museum. Some of the displays were really immersive and of course the big panorama up the top. Must-see when in Volgograd, I really enjoyed it. The exhibits were great and I learnt a lot about the town's history in the Battle of Stalingrad.
2. Museum and Memorial to the Heroes of the Kulikovo Battle
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5.0 based on 164 reviews
The confluence of the Don and Non-Strands is indicated in the annals as the main landmark of the battlefield. Start exploring the sights of the Kulikovo field from here. In the museum you will get acquainted with the life and life of the Slavs and inhabitants of Ancient Rus before the invasion of Batu. Walk along the Walk of Memory and Unity and climb the bell tower of the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin.
3. Saratov State Museum of Military Glory
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 265 reviews
4. Panfilov's Guardsmen Museum
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5.0 based on 55 reviews
5. Command Post of the Central Front, Historical and Memorial Museum
6. The UMMC Museum complex
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5.0 based on 158 reviews
The UMMC Museum complex is one of the biggest museums of military vehicles and retro cars in the world. Currently it includes three exposition buildings and an outdoor exhibit. Museum's collection consists of more than 12,000 pieces, that includes 500 military vehicles and 500 foreign and soviet retro cars, motorbikes, bicycles and other types of transport.
7. Museum of Winged Rockets
8. Museum Submarine K-21
9. Armoury Chamber
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4.5 based on 3,933 reviews
A dazzling array of treasures from the 4th to the 20th century are housed in this Kremlin museum, including thrones and carriages of the tsars, the works of Moscow silver and goldsmiths, arms, jewels, precious Russian Easter eggs and other Russian and foreign decorative arts.
Reviewed By RitaC651 - Melbourne, Australia
We were overwhelmed by the treasures we saw and were surprised that such an amazing collection survived Russia’s turbulent history. Hundreds of objects made of gold and silver were encrusted with gems. The gold carriages were unbelievable. The collection of crowns was my favourite. So many display cases were filled with items that showed the wealth and lavish lifestyle of the Tsars. There were displays of clothes worn by the royal family, some famous Faberge eggs and many other items. Everything was beautifully styled. There were military uniforms, weapons and horse armoury that were all heavily decorated. There was also a number of religious items. This museum shows the connection between the wealth and power of the Tzar, the church and the state. No wonder there was a revolution in Russia.
10. Military Historical Artillery Museum
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4.5 based on 394 reviews
A vast collection of weapons and military objects from the Middle Ages to modern times are displayed at this museum which includes artillery and missile launchers in an open-air exhibit and a small souvenir shop.
Reviewed By kaushik777 - Kolkata (Calcutta), India
Great place to visit since early time till date ll kind of war machines are present seperate gallery for kutuzov , bagrateon , huge gallery for kalshnikov rifle and gun collection , arms ammunition , letters during 1st worldwar 2 nd world war are in display , a ICBM with engine amazing place opposite to st Peter's fort ..
