Museums in Russia

The Museum is located in a renovated building of a fire convoy, built in 1874. Among other sights, a garage is opened and restored — the evidence of a fire brigade of 1940-50-ies which includes a unique car on the chassis of the GAZ-AA. This is only one of the five surviving in the world of cars of this brand accessible to a wide audience.

The Gorky Automobile Plant History Museum is the corporate museum of the GAZ Group, Russia's largest automotive holding company. Opened in 1965 at the initiative of former workers, it features a rich collection of authentic museum items that tell the story of the history and development of not only the Gorky Automobile Plant but also the entire Russian automotive industry, as it has contributed many memorable chapters to its history.

The factory museum of Izhmash company illustrates its history and products, including firearms and motorcycles.

Izh, today Lada Izhevsk has an interesting story and the museum tells this through 500 exhibits. "The main part of the exposition, of course, is an exhibition of cars that have been mass-produced in Izhevsk in different years, and a number of unique prototypes. Today it includes 34 major exhibits.

The former IMZ Factory Museum has been saved in the 2000s an turned into a state-owned institution.

The Fire-Technical Exhibition, named after B.I. Konchaeva of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia for St. Petersburg is the oldest specialized museum in the country. Its opening took place on June 29, 1957. Since 1994, the exhibition bears the name of one of its founders B.I. Konchaeva. For more than half a century, the exhibition, located in the building of the old fire station, acquaints its visitors with the main milestones of the formation and development of the city's fire and rescue service.

Tthe biggest private museum dedicated to the Great Patriotic War was opened in St Petersburg in 2017. The patricatic Lenrezerv association put together the exhibition, which features cars and military equipment pertaining to the 2nd World War.

One of the best known private automobile museums in Russia

The history of the museum started in 2005 when the veterans of the Great Patriotic War asked Andrey Kozitsin, the president of UGMK Holding (Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company) to restore a few machines for the Victory Parade. The museum was opened in 2013 and features hundreds of tanks, airplanes and a 3-storey building filled with classic cars.

The Military-Technical Museum of Glory is a unique place where you can see more than 400 cars, all-terrain vehicles, tanks, motorcycles and weapons from the 20th century.