[2025 Moscow Attraction] Travel Guide for Central Armed Forces Museum (Updated May)

The Russian Armed Forces Cathedral is a large Orthodox church located in the Patriot Park on the outskirts of Moscow. It was built to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the victory of the Great Patriotic War. It symbolizes the connection between the army and the Orthodox Church and spiritual traditions, and is both sacred and majestic. Although it is in the suburbs and transportation is inconvenient, the mosaic murals on military history themes inside the church are breathtaking. Friends in Moscow must not miss it, it is really worth it‼ ️‼ ️ 🚇Public route: 1️⃣ Take Metro Line 3 to Park Pobedy, exit at Exit 2, transfer to bus 442 to КПП (cash 100 rubles/person), then take a taxi to the church, about 1,000 rubles, and it takes 1.5 hours. 2️⃣ Take the elevator behind the Victory Mother Statue, go out from the exit, take bus 75 to Станция Голицыно, change to the train to Slavyansky Bulvar, and then take Metro Line 3 back to the city. It takes 2 hours. 🚗Taxi route (recommended‼️): 1️⃣ Use Yandex Go to take a taxi from the city, locate The Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ, the driver will stop at the parking lot, 1930 rubles, it takes 1 hour. 2️⃣ Return along the original route (turn right after passing the Arc de Triomphe), take a taxi to bus 75 station. I located it at Pykhtino metro station, waited for the taxi for 15 minutes, cost 1760 rubles, and it took 40 minutes. 📍Armed Forces Cathedral ⛪️Tour route: Pass security check (вход Green House)➡️Arc de Triomphe➡️Route of Memory Museum➡️Armed Forces Cathedral➡️Resurrection of Christ➡️Statue of the Mother of Victory➡️Open-air exhibition "Victory Field" ✔️Route of Memory Museum mainly introduces the history of every day of the Great Patriotic War. (Closed on Mondays) ✔️The Armed Forces Cathedral first goes to the baptistery on the first floor, then to the main altar on the second floor to appreciate the pinnacle of Russian aesthetics~ ✔️The statue of the Victorious Mother is a sad female figure holding a candle, symbolizing love and memory. ✔️There is an icon of the Resurrection of Christ made of gold plating, enamel and semi-precious stones in the apse of the church.

📍Armed Forces Cathedral🟩 The statue "Mother of the Victors" is a woman in a cloak with her hands covering her face. The candle is always lit for the soldiers who died on the battlefield🕯️ Memory Road Museum: Records every day of the 1,418 days of the Great Patriotic War, from tragedy to victory👣 Armed Forces Cathedral: The pinnacle of Russian aesthetics, with the "Savior Not Made by Hands" enshrined in front of the altar⛪️

The Central Armed Forces Museum of the Russian Federation is one of the largest military history museums in the world and is currently only open to Chinese tourists. 🌟Highlights: The T34 tank at the entrance of the museum is a favorite among military enthusiasts. ❤Recommended because: The museum has 24 indoor exhibition halls and an outdoor exhibition area with neatly arranged aircraft, artillery, tanks, rockets, and other weapons and equipment. This includes a large number of Soviet army and air force equipment and some naval equipment. All equipment is real and not a replica model. 📝Tips: On weekdays, whenever we mention Russia, the term "fighting nation" comes to mind and lingers. So where does the spirit and belief of the "fighting nation" come from? I seem to have found the answer here...

Located in the center of Moscow, the Central Armed Forces Museum is not only the largest military museum in Russia, but also a paradise for military enthusiasts worldwide. It houses tens of thousands of precious military relics, chronicling the glory and vicissitudes of the former Soviet Union and today's Russian military history. The museum is divided into several exhibition areas, from ancient warfare weapons to modern high-tech equipment. Each exhibit exudes a unique historical atmosphere, making visitors feel as though they have traveled through time and returned to the era of war-torn years. The Soviet weapons from the World War II period are particularly eye-catching. Those familiar names—the Mosin-Nagant rifle, T-34 tank, Katyusha rocket launcher... they are not just cold metal and steel, but also vivid history, witnessing the bravery and sacrifice of the Soviet people. Among the exhibits, what interests me the most is the legendary MiG-25 fighter jet. It was not only the air dominator of the Soviet Union during the Cold War but also the king of speed. Standing in front of it, I can feel the shock and passion of breaking the sound barrier, inspiring a desire to join the battlefield and make great achievements. In terms of the visiting experience, the museum's layout is very reasonable, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the torrent of history unknowingly. This trip to the Central Armed Forces Museum in Moscow made me deeply appreciate the charm of military history. This place is not only a venue for displaying weapons but also a sacred place for inheriting the spirit of bravery and remembering history. For military enthusiasts, it is undoubtedly a must-visit spot! ---------- 📸 Attraction Name: Central Armed Forces Museum 📍 Detailed Address: Moskvaulitsa Sovetskoy Armii, 2, Moscow 🎫 Ticket Information: In principle, only group visitors are received, individual visitors can buy tickets on Ctrip for 196 yuan/person.