Muzeynyy Kompleks Doroga Pamyati

A chic Museum, impressive and captivating. There are many interactive zones where you find yourself, as it were, in the midst of those events. Many thanks to the creators of such a miracle. The last hall is especially memorable, where on the walls photographs of the fallen heroes are shown to the song of Cranes. And below there are special shelves where everyone can light a candle and lay flowers. Indescribable feelings! I recommend everyone to visit.

This is an indescribable museum complex. Made in the form of expositions going one by one in chronological order. The complex is 1418 steps long, according to the number of days of war. For every day, you can get acquainted with the summaries of combat units, information bureau, newspaper clippings. The right side of the "road" is the memory of our veterans. Here are letters, personal belongings, photographs ... Above are huge panels collected from the smallest photographs of the participants of the Second World War. Passing along the corridors of the museum, on your right, there will be photos of war veterans. On special screens you can find information about your relatives who participated in the war. The base is quite complete, since all known sources have been combined into it. The left side is the museum itself. Everything is there. From all types of small arms and awards, to propaganda leaflets. The main distinguishing feature of this museum is interactivity. You can touch a lot with your hands. And video materials, panoramas and projections, combined with gorgeous sound effects, immerse us in the past. Time stops when entering the museum! The only small negative is the excess of exhibits. Since the exposure is very long, towards the end you start to get tired of the abundance. I would like to see everything, but this is unrealistic, since then you will have to stay there for at least a week. I definitely recommend visiting everyone, from children to old people!

Great museum, very big!

The place is magnificent, especially the museum complex !!!!!! With full immersion, and most importantly, the entrance is free. There is nothing to compare with !!!!

An excellent museum complex.