A rare, serious museum, full of emotions and original exhibits, household items of that time. Lots of interactive effects. In the first round hall, a video immerses you in the atmosphere of that time. I was able to look along with the tour and hear a competent and detailed story about what happened in this basement. This museum is a must visit. Ticket price is 200 rubles. Please note that there can be long queues in the middle of the day, so it is best to plan your visit in the morning.

Хороший музей, достаточно интересный. Много хороших инсталяций, очень реалистичных. 6-минутный виртуальный ролик в круглой комнате сращу погружапт в атмосферу музея. Ну и плюс визуализация в комнате Паулюса просто отличная идея. Это не развлекалово, а серьезный музей. И идти туда надо с соответствующим настроем, а не гыгыкать как некоторые посетители.

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This was the headquarter of the German 6th army. A part of the Stalingrad battle museum. The whole place is beneath the buildings nearby, just an entrance on the ground.

A great museum, full of emotions and things. Touches the soul. But I think the price is not really worth it. In addition, the operators themselves do not fully understand their work, they do not recommend or offer much. Guides are available only at certain times, and without them it is difficult to find your way around Some walked around with remote controls and listened to the facts that were written in the descriptions of the items :) But you need to visit this place to immerse yourself in history again and not forget

Very interesting museum with English and German translations.

interesting

Nice and small museum. It's really cheap like 50 rubles. Now, there's not much to see it's just a basement but the history behind it is what makes it attractive, the command post of General Paulus and where the negotiations for his surrender took place. A must visit for those interested in WW2 history

The price is no longer 50 rubles... But it's a really well curated small museum. Satisfied my curiosity about battle of Stalingrad. Plus it's the headquarters of Paulus of the 6th army, so must visit.

History of war

Having found ourselves in the museum, we have never regretted it. They were ticking off the time until the train to Krasnodar. We were lucky that there was a person in our group who remembered this place. She was there a long time ago and doesn’t remember the exact location. Thank you very much to the police officers who suggested the way. The place is unique, and after visiting there are a lot of impressions. We were very lucky with our guide!!! (they even wrote to thank him) he told us so emotionally and clearly about those terrible events that even the teenagers who were with us were imbued with it. I think both they and we have a lot of impressions👍