Despite the fact that the museum is in part quite difficult to visit (there is no way to get into the main exhibition “from the street” - only by prior arrangement and exclusively as part of a group), I still rate it only five points. Yes, it's small. Yes, he has his “troubles”. But he is! And its contents are very worthy for a museum occupying such an extremely limited area. I haven’t been to the main exhibition of the museum for a very long time: I visited only during my school years with my class. But already in adulthood I came to the site several times with equipment. Honestly: every time I am very sad that she is so small. I want more scope, more technology. But the eyes and mind understand that there is nowhere to expand the small courtyard.... Therefore, many thanks to those people who fit so many pieces of equipment into this space. The visual history of Soviet tank building is clearly visible: from the very first T-18 tank (aka MS-1 - the first small escort model) to relatively modern vehicles. How the sizes changed! How firepower changed. It's all here, in an inconspicuous courtyard. And I can’t help but note that it’s very pleasing to see two MS-1 tanks on display at once. The tank is old, it will soon be a hundred years old. And in few places they were preserved in their entirety, since closer to 40 years they were no longer used as complete tanks, but as pillboxes. Towers without chassis. In the Khabarovsk Museum, both tanks are of slightly different builds, most likely restored from “what was.” But they exist. And they are whole! The closest to reality is the one with a “tail” - the “tail” was used to overcome obstacles such as trenches

Do I need any special reservations or procedures to enter? The guide persuaded us to enter only outside the building. There were many tanks, trucks, and self-propelled artillery on display.

A very interesting excursion about the history of the Khabarovsk region. In general, I don’t like museums like this. But the guide is magical! So much information in 1.5 hours! And it's not boring at all. Thank you! I recommend it.

The museum is simply excellent! A wonderful collection. There are descriptions everywhere, which is important in the absence of a guide. Unfortunately, excursions are carried out only by request and in groups. There is a lack of funding, which is a very shame. Such museums, and especially the employees, need to be protected! A ticket costs 100 rubles and a child until 12 free of charge. But even if the ticket cost 1000, you definitely need to go there yourself and take your children there. Unfortunately, visiting is only possible on weekends, again due to the lack of state support in the required amount. This is not very convenient for guests of the city, but they got there too You didn’t regret it! Thanks to the wonderful team of the Museum!

They say it's a very interesting museum. But you can’t get to this museum so easily, only with an organized excursion group. You need to sign up in advance either by phone or in person with the boss. And it’s not a fact that there will be a group on the right day. All recording data is in the attached file.

If with a guide, it’s interesting. But everything is gloomy, dirty, old. The museum is ancient... it needs some general cleaning. Well, there is a technology exhibition on the street. Boys and men are interested.

The building at 20 Shevchenko Street was built in 1904 - 1907, until 1930 it housed the State Bank. From 1930 to 1983, the building housed military institutions; in 1945, during the Soviet-Japanese War, the building housed the headquarters of the 2nd Far Eastern Front. The museum was opened on May 31, 1983, on the day of the 125th anniversary of the founding of the city.

Individual travellers cannot visit this museum. Only group travellers with travel agency can visit there.

Convenient location, very interesting exhibition both inside the building and equipment outside. The headquarters car of Marshal Blucher is especially interesting to visit. During excursions, children have the opportunity to become involved in military life: put on a gas mask, wrap up foot wraps, and transport a wounded person on a raincoat.

The equipment in the yard is in excellent condition. It’s a pity that they don’t allow single visitors to view the rest of the exhibits, only in groups by reservation.

Прекрасное место для погружения в историю России. Множество экспонатов, доброжелательный персонал. Советую всем!

Военно-исторический музей, одно из самых интересных и познавательных мест, а всё это благодаря замечательным, знающим своё дело сотрудникам(гид) данного музея.