Aviation Museum

Cool place

Many exhibits, little space. Admission is free, but you can help the museum financially. Everyone speaks Russian, and praises the USSR too much. There are no tours as such, they only tell about how good it was in the USSR. But this is one of the few museums, here every museum is worth its weight in gold. Therefore, it is good that at least there is one. It is difficult to find a tourist, if not Google, because it is located in the yard near the school. An old dachshund lives in the museum.

Very interesting, you can learn a lot about the life of our former measure Oleg Babaev. Anatoly Byshenko, director of the museum, a terrific person, it was he who personally assembled (I don’t remember exactly) more than 300 reduced unique copies of airplanes and helicopters. Military (and ceremonial) costumes, soldier accessories, diplomas, military certificates, awards, pistols, world famous names ... There is no way to tell, the spirit of military operations of that difficult and unforgettable time remained in the museum halls. If you have the opportunity - be sure to visit this small museum.

We were on a guided tour with the child, the museum was very enthusiastic by the workers and the owner, the woman who conducted the excursion in such an accessible form told her everything that she wanted to listen forever, only 5 children (everyone knows how at this age children listen to monotonous stories) , it’s much more interesting to look at airplanes) and it seemed to me that my child was doing the same, but when we came home and he started to tell his family where he was, he spoke a lot of information that the guide told, that is so good brought closer information that is not difficult to remember even a child rather interested in it) It is a pity that a very small room, if the group is large, nothing happens unfortunately, I really wish these wonderful people to finally reward their city with the enormous work that they invested in our city and give them a decent place for the museum to fit all exhibits!

Very interesting tour!