Музей Победы

Очень интересный и познавательный музей, где можно узнать много нового о подвигах наших предков. Экспозиции прекрасно подобраны и рассказывают о сложной истории Великой Отечественной войны. Понравилось, что можно не только посмотреть экспонаты, но и услышать рассказы гидов, которые делают посещение еще более захватывающим. Рекомендую всем любителям истории!

Увлекательные экспозиции, интересные экскурсии и удивительная атмосфера. Побывав здесь, я почувствовала гордость за подвиг наших предков и признательность к поколениям, которые обеспечили нам мирное будущее. Очень рекомендую всем посетить это место!

Amazing historical Museum..we really enjoyed our time exploring all of the historical events since world war 2

Russians are really proud about their war history. And this museum is one of its evidence reserve at least 3-4 hours for quick tour.

One of the best , of maybe the better museum about WW2 ( Victory Museum ). You need 3 hours to enjoy it ! Make your arrangements to visit it and learn about XX century history

Marvelous museum. The upper floors hold magnificent exhibitions. I recommend on entering the main hall on the second floor. There is a special show there which is a MUST SEE.

This museum celebrates the USSR's effort in the Great Patriotic War (WWII) 1941-1945. Conceived in the dying years of the Soviet Union to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the war, it takes a very different approach to storytelling compared to what one might be accustomed to in Western Europe. This is an unabashed celebration of the titanic war effort of the Soviet people during WWII, and there is no effort to conceal its purpose and intentions. The scale is grand, and the lower floor is dedicated to the milestone battles on the eastern front (from Moscow to Stalingrad to Leningrad), depicted via dioramas with sound effects. There are not many artifacts, in line with the purpose of the museum. The upper floor houses a gigantic room with an allegory of the Red Army (make sure to see the 360 degree movie shown at the top of the hour) and a diorama depicting the fall of Berlin and the assault on the Reichstag. The contribution to the war effort from other nations are largely not mentioned (except for a lonely bust of De Gaulle). There's even a timid acknowledgement of Stalin's crimes during the Purges. A must see, useful to understand the Russian perspective on war storytelling.

Amazing experience there, you can re-live the World War II and see the Russian and German warcrafts. There is a room in the museum where they stimulated a house that was bombed in the war Also there is a big hall where you can sit and watch a presentation of the WWII The price for entry is good If you visit Moscow, you should definitely visit this museum

Authentic items and material and great paintings on the liberation of key cities in Europe including the Leningrad and Stalingrad blockade. However, expect Russian patriotism - they are really proud of their military achievements. Museum areal is very big and it takes several hours to get the full experience. The basic entry ticket is around €5. Accompanying texts are translated into English but some of the authentic material were only in Russian. The museum is open late till the evening. On Saturday it closes at 21:30, therefore you can also plan it for the late afternoon.

English: If you visit Moscow you can not leave without visiting this site! I recommend visiting the museums. There are several types of tickets and I recommend buying the mixed ticket (ENTRANCE TO THE MAIN BUILDING AND OPEN AREAS OF THE MUSEUM). At the back of the park you will also find the area of ​​the open-air museum where you will find war machines that were used in the war. It is an experience that you can not miss! The National Museum of History of the Great Patriotic War in Russia (corresponding, in the Eastern Slavic tradition to the Second World War 1941-1945) is a memorial commemorating the sacrifices of the peoples of the Soviet Union during the Second World War. It is located on Mount Poklonnaya, one of the highest points of Moscow. The first monument placed on the site was a granite stone monument, in 1958, and the park was inaugurated in the early 1960s. The construction of the museum itself did not begin until after 1985, and the first exhibition was inaugurated eight years later. The total opening took place on May 9, 1995, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of Victory Day of the Allied forces of the Second World War on the German forces. The obelisk in front of the museum is 141.8 meters high, which represents the 1,418 days of the war. A bronze figure of Nike, the Greek goddess of victory, is mounted at a height of 100 meters, and a statue of St. George killing a dragon is at the base. Spanish: Si visitas Moscu no puedes irte sin visitar este sitio! Recomiendo visitar los museos. Hay varios tipos de entradas y te recomiendo comprar la entrada mixta (ENTRADA AL EDIFICIO PRINCIPAL Y ÁREAS ABIERTAS DEL MUSEO). Al fondo del parque encontraras también el área del museo al aire libre donde encontraras maquinaria bélica que se uso en la guerra.. Es una experiencia que no puedes perder! El Museo Nacional de Historia de la Gran Guerra Patriótica en Rusia (correspondiente, en la tradición eslava oriental a la Segunda Guerra Mundial 1941-1945) es un memorial que conmemora los sacrificios de los pueb