Muzey Radio Imeni A.s. Popova

A lot of old stuff. Not expensive 200 rubles in total.

An excellent museum, exhibits and technology of the past, a lot of TV and radio equipment.

Hello, I have long wanted to go to this Radio Museum! but during the museum’s opening hours I worked! On a short vacation, everything is planned! And so I went in! Home decor, clean and uncomfortable. I was accompanied by a guide. Audio guide is not provided! The guide is a match for the expotanatam- the uncle of retirement age at first even pleased me, I myself am the same! But the story was conducted state-of-the-art, without going into details, in spite of my annoying questions, a well-learned speech ... there is something to look at, and understand? .. maybe the museum’s task is not to explain the basics of radio waves, maybe! But obliged to interest! There are many exhibits of the release of the 50-60-70s - radio sets, televisions, tape recorders and, as the museum employee explained, there are many more in storerooms - gifts from residents of the city and the region! So show them the work, let the radio open! A watch polished box called "radiola"? And the first telephone sets? - breathe life into them, "century dust" can and should interest visitors! My adult children also went to the museum and as they say, nothing has changed! It's a pity! The technical museum should be advanced, not Chinese. Thank you and really hope for a worthy change!

We were with my grandson at the planetarium in the radio museum. The planetarium itself, of course, is very very modern. It’s even funny, - a small room, with a round ceiling, without windows. And the projector! Well, right back to the USSR! The only consolation is a good guide, a young man. There were many children on the tour. And he not only told, but also asked children questions. Well done! You can visit if the child is small, not older than 10 years.

A good guide, the right approach to their work, and just a good pastime ... I liked it, not often in guides you meet a professional