Bunker-42 Cold War Museum at Taganka

The nuclear-armed bunker, buried 65 meters underground in the city center, is now open to visitors with a top-secret military facility of more than 7,000 square meters. The museum offers several tour routes to suit your appetites, and even a day trip to Stalin's personal bunker. In addition to traditional tourist routes, there are also live-play services such as paintball shooting and doomsday zombies. Of course, the price is quite overbearing, especially for foreigners almost double the price of Russian tickets.

The underground fortress, more than fifty meters underground, can prevent nuclear war, and the bottom is large, several thousand square meters.

The Cold War Museum is an underground museum. If you want to take pictures, you need to add extra money. In fact, many attractions here are like this.

This place is very hidden, it is difficult to find ^_^

It is recommended to go early, otherwise the museum is too big, and you can't finish it if you look carefully. Tickets are cheaper and worth a visit