The Rizhskaya Railway Museum

There are train museums, station models, classic locomotives and carriages at Riga Railway Station and Baviliz Railway Station, among which Lenin's funeral cars are parked. What is more exciting for train fans is that the Museum of Riga Railway Station has also launched a number of old-style steam train tours to the suburban garage, through the city centre of Moscow to the Museum of Baviliz Station, and even to the secret space city of the Soviet Union, which is not open to the outside world.

Russia's railways are also very famous, whether it's the Eurasian Continental Bridge or between Moscow and St. Petersburg, where there are many Russian-style cars on display and cars used by Mr. Lenin when he died.

It's also very good, very good. There are two kinds of tickets for adults and children, so I brought my family here, relaxed and able to learn, very good.

I bought tickets and rented some exhibits with ten other people. Some of them are interesting. You can take your children or go to the exhibition by yourself.

Railway Technology History Museum often has special exhibition advance notice, which is worth visiting. There's a lot to see, and it's free.