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Military-Historical Museum of Artillery, Engineer and Signal Corps

Артиллерийский музей, Кронверк

Housed in the crownwork (an external fortification) of the Peter and Paul Fortress and surrounded by a moat, it shows a huge collection of weapons of various ages and countries, from missiles to knives. Labels in Russian only.

Wheelchair accessible

Address: Aleksandrovskiy Park 7
Getting there: : Gorkovskaya (Горьковская)
Hours: Open Wed-Sun, closed the last Thu of the month
Phone: +7 812 2320296
Website: artillery-museum.ru (opens in a new tab)

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