Kubinka Tank Museum
Description
One of the biggest museums in the world of armored vehicles and weapons. Founded in 1938 as the Museum of military vehicles. Military equipment is presented in 7 hangars:
Hangar 1: the Soviet heavy tanks and self-propelled guns;
Hangar 2: Soviet medium tanks and assault guns;
Hangar 3: Soviet light tanks, tracked armored personnel carriers, amphibious tanks and crank at their base, armoured vehicles and armament of airborne troops;
Hangar 4: Soviet armored vehicles, armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles.
Hangar 5: USA tech and UK
Hangar 6: armored vehicles of Nazi Germany
Hangar 7: armoured fighting vehicles of France, Italy, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Sweden, Japan and China
There are unique exhibits: a super-heavy tank "mouse" (ger. "Maus"),

600-mm self-propelled mortar "Karl" and "Object 279".
To get there: On the Minsk highway to Kubinka, turn around on the bridge, turn right at the tank-memorial
Street view
Reviews
Just watch out for the toilets!
It's quite an adventure to get here via a train and taxi from Moscow but a very entertaining journey.
Costs 400 roubles for a return train ticket, 200 roubles for a taxi each way and 1200 roubles to get in including taking photos.
Well worth the time to get there.





