Muzey "Kobona: Doroga Zhizni"

It is interesting to visit the museum with a guided tour. The exposition on the ground floor is dedicated to the legendary Road of Life. On the second floor there are items of village life, information about famous fellow countrymen and a school class, tk. there used to be a village school in this building. In the courtyard of the museum there is a monument to the driver of a lorry and poet A.A. Prokofiev. Not far from the museum building, on the bank of Ladoga, there is a legendary lorry, raised from the bottom of the lake, which sank during the war. The stands contain photographs of drivers serving the Road of Life. The place is very beautiful.

I recommend to everyone and definitely with children. You need to know your history and not forget. And many thanks to the people who work in the museum. They put their soul into it, not letting us forget the feat of our grandmothers and grandfathers. Low bow to them

Educational place. Everything is done culturally. It is useful to go here with children.

The timid, modest pier of the village with the despicable name of Cobon will forever enter the historical annals of the defense of Leningrad as a place from where hope, hope and faith in the stubbornness of an unbroken city over the free Neva sent by car and horse-drawn carts to the besieged, but not surrendering city. Haggard Leningraders arrived here, who were even forbidden to feed, they could die ... from food. Today various diverse grateful people come to Kobon, who are on their own, who are brought by the tourist information center of the LO Committee on Tourism. St. Petersburg tour operators and media representatives. In order to plunge into the ringing silence of these places, they remembered what was not with them, quietly stood on the very edge of the coast, from where carts with food were leaving. Sometimes just forever. The place is sacred, prayed, how many people from the besieged Leningrad did not survive, did not reach these places. Especially in the first autumn months of 1941, until the ice began. Barges with exported people were either drowned by enemy aircraft, or destroyed merciless storms. The Cobona Museum is talking about it in passing, the information has been kept secret for a long time. But the harsh, straightforward truth of the first autumn days of 1941 will come here soon, fill historical niches - in addition to the already exposed artifacts of the ice tracks of the Road of Life. Thank you, Cobon, for convincing, illustrative examples of simple human stamina and heroism, everyday and everyday. Glory will not cease these days ...

Great exposure! Amazing and enthusiastic guides, heartfelt guided tours. I would like to note the work of Natalia Safonova. The tour was for children 7-8 children, and children are delighted! So truthfully and intelligibly was presented for children and the feat of the Russian people and the heroism of the Soviet troops and the complexity of the wartime was accurately conveyed by Natalya Illarionovna! Thanks and kowtow!