History of Russian Submarine Forces Museum

COMPACT AND PACKED WITH ARTIFACTS

The small museum has a few outside exhibits located next to a children's park. The main item is a representation of a Project 641 (NATO: Foxtrot Class) submarine. The surface area of the deck is outli...

Not bad

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If you find yourself somewhere near - you must look. A compact, cognitive museum about the underwater fleet. Awesome tours for children of any age.

The Museum of History of the Russian Underwater Forces named after A.I. Marinesko

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The history of the museum began in the 1980s, when in a simple pitersky apartment on Lithuanian Avenue, the Museum of Action of submarines of type C in the Baltic 1941-1945 of the year named after V. I. Marine ... was opened

It's a good museum. Its creators are evidently loved by their business with all the soul.

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Parents who have boys (age 4/5+) very recommend. Many information about submarines (i.e. the exhibition is periodically updated). It is necessary to understand that the museum is not interactive, so nothing is useful ...

Very cognitive

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We were with the child, I liked it very much. The museum has an exposition about the Marinesko submarine. They liked very much parts of the submarine and the hatch through which you can climb