Vladivostok Submarine C-56 Museum Guide!

Vladivostok is the largest port city on the Russian Pacific coast, the scientific center of the Russian Far East, the base of the Russian Pacific Fleet, and the largest city and economic and cultural center in the Russian Far East. Visiting here, museums are definitely not to be missed. The most famous is undoubtedly the Submarine C-56 Museum! This submarine was a distinguished submarine during World War II, sinking 10 enemy ships and severely damaging 4 during the war. Museum ticket price: 100 rubles/person Opening hours: 9:00-20:00 The Submarine C-56 Museum is located in front of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, with the Russian Pacific Fleet Command building behind it, and it is of great historical significance. The submarine is divided into two main parts, the front half of which has been converted into the appearance of a museum. In the narrow space, you will see glass display cases lining the walls of the cabin, filled with photos, pictures, and textual materials, as well as various badges and photos of people wearing badges, etc. The back half of the museum consists of various machinery, equipment, objects, rest cabins, etc., with really limited space, almost in its original state. Therefore, once you enter the museum, you cannot go back the same way.