"Russian Railway Museum" in St Petersburg, Russia. Steam Trains, Locomotives and Railcars
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- "Russian Railway Museum" in Saint Petersburg, Russia is one of the world's largest railway museums. Opened in October, 2017.
It is located behind the Baltiysky Railway Station of St Petersburg. In an old locomotive depot building and an eye-catching modern building. These two buildings connected with a suspension bride to make a single structure. Also there is a big area around the buildings.
Museum tours include visiting a collection of rare and legendary steam trains, diesel locomotives, electric locomotives, railcars and other rolling stock.
Passenger steam locomotive C.68, mail carriage, pre-revolutionary suburban car, freight and passenger locomotives, ice-cooled refrigerator car for carrying Siberian butter, tank car for petroleum products, fireless steam locomotive, motor coach, "Red Arrow" (Moscow - Saint Petersburg) train, high-speed electric train Sokol-250, railway artillery mount "TM-3-12", mobile missile system module "Molodets" (Scalpel) and many more.
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Another interesting video and as retired Locomotive Driver working in both New Zealand and Australia fully appreciate the restoration and thought that haas gone into retaining history full credit to museum staff etc , totally enjoyed the locomotives displayed
Wow! They did a beautiful job on this museum. Very professional. Very impressive. 😎👍🇨🇦
Russia is such a beautiful country! Thank you for sharing your country with us, Sergey! With love from America!
I love your musuem videos, great job again.
I love trains, The US has some small train museums but nothing on this scale. WOW!!!
@@PoTpebuTelKoHTeHTa I was blessed by the ABC gods.
@@PoTpebuTelKoHTeHTa I was a bad boy. Ha, Ha, Ha, . . .
As you said, the museum is eye candy for men. Fascinating stuff Sergey! Thank you again for showing it to us.
Wonderful Russian Railway Museum! Thanks for sharing! Hey, if you're ever back in the Chicago area, you may want to visit the Illinois Railway Museum in Union, IL. It has a lot of operational streetcars (trams), trolley buses and trains you can ride on pulled by vintage locomotives (steam, diesel and electric), . In fact the museum even has a large electric locomotive that was built by General Electric in 1946 for the Soviet Union called the "Little Joe," named after Joseph Stalin.
Nice museum. Trains always seem to tell a story.
Come to us in Russia. Here everything is done on a large scale, in a big way. Guaranteed to get a pleasant cultural shock and realize that this is the safest place to visit in the world!
Thank you Sergey for showing this! That museum is most impressive! I love trains, I could spend hours in that place. The price is very inexpensive too so everybody can learn and enjoy.
A little bit about the railway gun:
The Obukhovskii 12"/52 Pattern 1907 gun was a 12-inch (305 mm), 52-caliber naval gun. It was the most powerful gun to be mounted aboard battleships of the Imperial Russian Navy and later the Soviet Navy during both world wars. It was later modified by the Soviets and employed as coastal artillery and as a railway gun during World War II....
Three railway guns were built, using guns from the sunken battleship Imperatritsa Mariya, which had been lost to a magazine explosion in Sevastopol harbor in October 1916. They were used in the Soviet-Finnish war in 1939-1940. In June-December 1941 they took part in the defense of the Soviet naval base on Finland's Hanko peninsula (Rus. Gangut/ Гангут). They were disabled by Soviet seamen when the base was evacuated, and were later restored by Finnish specialists using guns from the withdrawn Russian battleship Imperator Aleksandr III. After the war these were handed over to the Soviet Union, which were maintained in operational condition until 1991. Withdrawn from service in 1999, they were the last Obukhov pieces still operational in the world.
Thanks, Sergey. You've done it again. I love trains and have many models, too!
I just came across you channel yesterday and watched your first three videos and just jumped ahead to your latest video. You were quite wild and unrestrained 6 years ago when you first started. Now you are more refined. I look forward to slowly watching all 136 of your informative and entertaining videos. Keep up the good work!
Great video, it reminded me of the National Railway Museum in York, England. I remember seeing some of the locomotives in the video when everything was outside, and during our visit it was freezing. I'll sure be visiting when I can. For any train fans visiting Russia, there are other rail museums in Samara and Novosibirsk.
Thanks for the tour.Wonderful museum.Many thanks from UK
What a great museum. I want to visit there for sure.
Looks very good. I can see some influence from the UK's National Railway Museum in York
Steam locomotives have a fire tube boiler the exhaust from the fire goes to those tubes and they cut through the boiler plate is what it's called also where the fire goes is called a firebox and on the front of the engine or the smokestack is is called a Smoke Box and it creates a vacuum when the engine throws the exhaust up through the stack it pulls the fire through the fire tubes like a bellows So the faster the engine goes the more air that it sucks through the fire tubes
I love Railway museums from any country. Thanks for the video. It was simply wow.
You are still the same ever since episode one. Bravo!
He's not.
Love it! I follow Real Russia since you uploaded the first video and really since the real beginning! I remember it had just 50 views when I opened... practically I was the 51th that looked your channel
Wow, I have to visit St. Peterburg again.
Thanks for posting from Slovenia.
What a brilliant museum. The engines with cut away sections were superb.
4th class passengers, wow, that must have been very basic.
What a national treasure!
Good video about a wonderful museum! I've visited the museum in February 2019, and it was one of the most impressive railway museums I've been to, with a great collection and a very nice presentation. If I had to, I would have gladly skipped the Hermitage for this. Luckily I had enough time for both :-)
Great job!! Great video!!!Смотрела с удовольствием,очень классный музей, интересный.
this museum is now on my bucket list for when I visit st petersburg
It could be the Paradise place for Sheldon Cooper... ;-)))
Beautiful restoration work! I especially liked the spittoon in the floor of the passenger car.
Nice to see the equipment preserved in a roundhouse have not many are left in the US to be honest so it makes me happy to see one being used
A great video! It reminds me of Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan. Henry Ford Museum has a much smaller railroad display section with only a few train engines.
Sergey, that was one of your best videos! I wish you could have shown more, but you sounded tired from all the walking around lol. Awesome video! Well done.
Great job and video, a lot of history there. So much eye candy!!!
I appreciate these cultural insight videos very much. Thank you Sergey.
I think that this is my favorite video so far! Thank you for this!!
Awesome awesome Video the best railroad Museum I have ever seen just amazing Russia is really doing a great job
This video brought back memories of my train trip to Moscow from St. Petersburg in the winter of 1995-96. My new wife and I arrived at the train station shortly before midnight to take the overnight express train [ I believe it was train Number 10] that would arrive in Moscow around seven in the morning. Right next to our train was the famous Red Arrow Train Number One. I regret not having had the opportunity to ride on that magnificent train. The compartments looked very cozy and romantic with only two seats per room!
Ow so nice great fully
What a great museum! Is there any information or descriptions in English? Thanks for the video!
Very nice trains never knew the USSR had so many different types of locomotives.A very good video you have here.A job well done.This coming from a american who like trains a lot.
Great video Sergey! I have model trains and love real trains. It was great seeing the old trains of Russia. Thank you for posting..
I could spend hours and hours here! Thank you Sergey!
Excellent video, what a brilliant museum. I remember the previous museum which I visited in 2000 which was a lot smaller and less impressive.
thanks for the tour
Very impressive museum, a must see in Saint Petersburg
Beautiful video, thanks SERGEY!
My daughters (under 6) and I especially, love trains. This looks like an amazing place. Nicely laid out.
Way to go Sergey! Great video of St. Petersburg Railway Museum! What a great job they did in creating the museum and restoring the equipment!
What an awesome railway museum! So much to see and do! If I ever visit Russia, this will be my first stop!
Amazing museum. Russia has everything. A great history and awesome museums.
thank you for the video..., amazing locomotives.., greetings from Chile..
I like you museum video, if I ever get to St. Petersburg I know I want to go there, I love trains.
Superior video--thank you for a great job, Sergey.
Поистине красиво построенная площадка для демонстрации гигантских машин великого Союза Советских Социалистических Республик. Это свидетельствует о славе народа СССР в достижении господства на евразийском континенте. Много работы, пота, крови и слез ушло на каждый километр пути, охватывая треть земного шара. Это документально подтверждает неукротимый дух и светлое будущее Российской республики.
I think ordinary people in other countries shed no less blood and tears and sweat, creating the well-being of their countries. However, not many of the citizens can enjoy all the benefits of their countries in full
@@СветланаАлексеева-ш1р Well said! "All gave some, some gave all."
@@ImixSpb - Thank you Товарищ!
@@fredthorne9692 The problem is that in capitalist society they give far from everything, so the rest often come to give everything and not by free will.
@@ImixSpb Привет, Игорь. Ты сможешь перевести 3 легенды о постройке первой железной дороги в России на английский язык?
Спасибо, Сергей, даже мысли не было сходить в этот музей (зачем нам, девочкам, паровозы 🙄😁), а после вашего видео задумалась. А почему бы и не сходить 😏
Great video! I really appreciate and enjoy your work.
Hats off to Museum staff. Wonderful display of Russia's Locomotive history.
Another bucket list stop.............gotta go see it !!
Great collection 👍
Amazing Sergey..! Thank you . Watching from Australia 😊
Fascinating, thank you.
Wonderful video! I LOVE trains and riding the rails. Thank you!
They say russian machinery doesn't rust.I guess they're right.
Amazing. Beautiful railway museum 👍🏻
IMPRESSIVE MUSEUM.
Very interesting Museum very beautiful I Love Trains and locomotives this is really interesting to see
Thanks for introducing me to Telsa Boy
Beautiful museum, meet the subscriber from Indonesia ...
This museum is just spectacular. If I ever make it Russia to visit, I'm going there for sure!
Great museum, wonder why there are so few people? Very big space for trains, plenty to see.
Top class Thanks,
You do a great job with your English! A nice video too!
As a continuation please make a video about the Steam Train kept at the Finlandskiy Railway Station by which Lenin traveled.
FANTASTIC SERGEY. LOVED THE TRAIN MUSEUM. I HAVE ALWAYS LIKED TAKING THE TRAM IN NEW ORLEANS WHERE I WAS BORN AT. IT JUST AMAZES ME HOW THEY WERE ABLE TO BUILD THOSE TRAINS COMPARED TO OUR TECHNOLOGY TODAY.
Hi!
I am from Russia and I like New Orleans!
Do you know, what surprised me the most?
Gas lights! It is so cozy! :)
Regsrds, Alex.
A very nice video about old russian trains!
added to my list next time in St Petesburg !
Great video!!!
That was so awesome, my dad loves trains wish I could take him there :) thank you for sharing, definitely be watching this again!!
Simply amazing. ❤️
great content sergey!
Super Video Sergey - Sorry my mistake i don,t see the video before
Awesome video I'm a big all-time steam buff and I love how the museum had a lot of steam locomotives please make more train-related videos in the future
Awesome museum, need to visit sometime!
Thank you for the video
Great Rail Museum! And great job on the video,Sergey.
Thank you for this glimpse into the museum, it looks to be a great place and adds a great tourist attraction to St Petersburg.
One more reason for me to plan a trip to St Petersburg as I do like the Russian/former Sovjet railways.
The museum looks to be as big or even bigger than the NRM in York, UK and Cité Train In Mulhouse, France which I believe are also in the top 5 of largest railway museums in the world.
Really great museum, I would like to visit.
Great video, thank you Sergey.
Very interesting! I love museums like this.
Super cool, Sergey. Is there a war museum there? That would be interesting. 😀
@@ImixSpb I hope Sergey visit's the museum. 😀
@@ImixSpb Thanks 😁 So many videos, so little time! 😉
Very informative video. I enjoyed it very much. Keep up the good work.
The tickets prices are quite a bargain. The Orthodox Church train car was fascinating.
Damn! That has to be the biggest museum ever! And you only showed a small piece of it. I love that rail cannon and missile launchers! I also love the detail that went into these exhibits. P.S. How did that car sneak into the exhibit? ;)
Cool video.
That is excellent!
The seats in the 3rd class coach must feel when sitting on them very similar to those fitted to the newly built trains for the UK, only the operating companies did miss a trick with the spittoons!
Interesting.
Interesting vid. Thanx for sharing !
Wow This is hella fire 🔥🔥
Totally wicked cool bro! 🌊😎
Good job!!! Loved it