This was a cool place to visit. For decades a submarine used by Soviet Union and Russia. It's part of bigger collections of boat at Museums of Oceans. It is 300 rubles to get into boat. It is really striking just how cramped and claustrophobic it is. The displays are in Russian but still got a good sense of how it felt in the vehicle.

Soviet Navy submarine B-413 of the project 641. According to NATO classification it was Foxtrot type submarine. It was laid down in 1967 at New Admiralty Shipyard in Leningrad, launched and commissioned in 1968. B-413 was deployed to Northern Fleet 96 Brigade, 4 Submarine Squadron. B-413 had number 443 before 1981 and 447 after. North West Atlantic was AOR of B-413. Submarine visited Cuba and Guinea. In 1986, B-413 operated in Mediterranean Sea and visited Syria, Lebanon and Libya, next year submarine was repaired in Tivat, Socialist Republic of Montenegro, SFRJ. In 1989 B-413 returned to its base in Polyarny on the coast of Barents Sea. Submarine was transferred to Baltic Fleet in 1990. Since 1991 B-413 continued its service in Russian Navy and was decommissioned in 1999 and became part of the Museum of the Global Ocean in Kaliningrad. Kaliningrad-Königsberg, East Prussia, 🇷🇺 Russian Federation 🇷🇺. January 2, 2021.

Huge queue to the boat and very short distance inside. Besides that it was very interesting and entertaining

You can't even imagine how difficult and unbelievable is to live and work in the submarine. Go and discover world of small spaces under the water. How they work, sleep, fight and go to the restroom. Take a walk from top to end and learn how difficult is to maintain it working. Wonderful experience!

Brilliant experience into Russian Naval history. Would recommend it to anyone who has the slightest interest in Naval history.

Amazing experience to visit the real boat! An audio guide was helpfull as it was available in a number of languages - English, Russian, Lithuanian, etc.

Unique opportunity to visit military submarine. Very interesting especially if you have never seen something like this before.

Worth a visit. Be prepared to spend around 45-60 minutes.

If you over 1.90 cm high, better to stay outside 😁. But if seriously only for one-time visiting, just to see the ship from inside.

Greatly preserved and renovated Soviet / Russian Federation Navy attack submarine constructed in 1960s and being in service until recent years.

Very interesting object to visit, rarely where to see everything inside. Definitely worth a visit

It's really cool in there and I think it's the best place you can go in that museum

Wow! First time went inside a submarine. Closed on Tuesday