This museum is one of those built during the Soviet era (the building, the design of the halls, etc. - everything is adapted to the functionality of the museum). But this does not mean at all that the exposition of the Second World War should remain unchanged decades later. It added even more to the fact that right across from the showcases of the "warrior grandfathers" were displayed the belongings of those who died in the Russian-Ukrainian war. Without context, without proper articulations, it all looks terrible. In fact, we use our taxes to finance Soviet propaganda, which is like dust in shop windows. The only thing that pleases me is that hardly anyone gets to that museum, because it is off the tourist route. But it's no less sad.

Beautiful premises and exhibits. But the presentation has not changed since Soviet times. Propaganda of narratives that have not existed for 30 years is bullshit. Requires radical re-exposure.

(Translated by Google) The entrance is free, in the middle of samples of Soviet weapons stands a Katsap tank, carefully distorted, as it should be. (Original) Вхід вільний, посеред зразків совкової зброї стоїть кацапський танк, дбайливо спотворений, як і має бути.

26.5.2019 its worth to visit and the entrance fee speaks for itself-10 UAH per floor(3) and foto permission 20.Several interesting items and very kind staff....but it needs urgently investments to clean the soviet dust out.

Good open air museum where you can find many old veapons

The exhibits are good, everything is neat and chronological. It is a pity that such objects belong to the most ineffective owner - the state. This place, like air, needs an effective manager to awaken in people the desire to visit such an educational place and inform about its existence in principle. As a tourist, I got there purely by accident; there are no signs or advertising. It's a pity.

Entrance 15 hryvnia! Can you imagine?))

A magnificent exhibition, started by Vasily Tarnovsky, the owner of the Kachanovsky Palace, weapons from antiquity to the present day, awards of all nations, military maps and exhibitions from all wars on the territory of Ukraine

I liked it, very interesting some unusual finds in there.

I went with three children, and for two hours I couldn’t persuade them to go home - the children really liked it, because boys, and even to a military museum...

The museum displays a large number of exhibits. Very informative! Definitely worth a visit to this place.

Pleasant staff, many exhibits. Interesting and informative

The museum will be interesting for anyone interested in military affairs. The pearl of the museum is the destroyed military equipment of the aggressor during the battles with the Russian occupiers.

Interesting and educational

Was very interesting