The Autoville Museum in Moscow is far from the only museum retro carMoreover, it is not even the only private museum, where classic models of the world automobile industry are presented. Expensive cars and a private collector is, like Chip and Dale, like a fork and a spoon, inseparable phenomena. This Moscow museum is expensive and beautiful at the same time. And its exhibits, of course, are real masterpieces of engineering and design art. They are the pillars of the consumer society, enchanting, like sirens, the inhabitants of various tightness of wallets. They fulfilled this task at the time of their creation, and now they are fulfilling it even more.

Turn the torso to the left:

Do you see the trees growing there? So this is the park. You will have to go along it. About 7 minutes. Walk past the entire park and you will see a building at the very first intersection:

It also says that this is the Moskvich restaurant. So, this is "Autoville". Just in case, its address is Usacheva Street, Building 2, Building 1.

But, in fact, the exposition line - selected oldtimers, a bunch of old cars!

The famous hippiemobile from Volkswagen:

Shredding giants - the war has made cheap clunker manufacturers equal to BMW and even Messerschmidt! Both those and others did not begin to make statements in the style of "Vorobyaninov has never held out his hands before!", But simply took and began to make cheap cars. And this saved the Bavarians.

Retired supercars, bottom view:

In the vintage car museum, of course, sports cars are the highlight of the program.

And this is a whole series of "Bugatti". In the background, the grand 57C Atlantic is modestly housed.

Rolls-Royce Phantom of a healthy person:

Made at the beginning of the century, but solid as ever:

There is also a tarantass, which the Flintstones family probably also drove:

People's car. One man with a mustache under Chaplin promised that every German would drive a Volkswagen. And he kept his promise! The infantry was taken to die on them, only, of course, not in such a civilized version as this one:

Another person who developed this civilized version was not so popular and made cars only for the elite:

Previously, it was called the "Museum of Carriages and Cars" and worked under the auspices of the magazine "Auto Review" Now supported by enthusiasts, it has no private or public funding. Needs sponsors.

The exposition is a unique collection of relics of the industrial era (and in essence, technology that has served its life), among which there are not so many cars at the present time, apparently, as before. Most of the cars are not in a covered hangar, but around it in the open air. But in general, all these bicycles, motorcycles, radios, computers and ... - what is not there ... - create an amazing mood of good nostalgia, meeting with a familiar and beloved past.

Where is: South-Eastern District of Moscow, the territory adjacent to the Kuzminki Park.

Address: st. District, possession 3a

How to get there:
If you arrive by car, then the car can be left in the parking lot near the entrance to the park.

The nearest metro stations: Volzhskaya - 10-15 minutes. on foot (through the Vlakhernskoye-Kuzminki park), Lyublino - 15-20 minutes. on foot.
From st. Metro Kuzminki take longer, but most of the way is through the park.

One of the advantages of this museum is that a visit to it is combined with a walk in Kuzminsky Park.

Collections and exhibitions vintage cars - not uncommon in modern worldbut Autoville is a special place. This is a large cultural center that unites lovers of automotive technology and fans of antiquity. In addition to an extensive exposition of vintage cars, many of which are unique, there is a restaurant, a cafe and a shop, united automotive, a library of literature on the history of automotive engineering, a children's design center and much more. “Autoville” is a place where car lovers can not only admire the patriarchs of the automotive industry and learn a lot about them, but also have a versatile rest.

Museum "Autoville" is located on two tiers. The collection contains more than 50 cars of various years of production from different countries the world. The unusual and spectacular cars have been completely restored, they are in perfect condition and on the move, many of them regularly take part in vintage car parades and retro rallies. The collection of the museum is constantly growing, and its exposition clearly demonstrates that a car is not just a means of transportation, but also a kind of work of art.

The oldest and most spectacular exhibit in the museum is a 1907 Darrack car, which looks more like a carriage with an engine than modern cars... Its sophisticated design, with embossed leather seats and an abundance of gleaming copper, is a striking example of Victorian aesthetics. Despite the low engine power (only 18 l / s), Darrack was able to reach speeds of up to 80 km / h.

Many of the cars on display at the museum are limited edition models. This category includes the 1936 Cadillac 452 (V16) Roadster (the first car with a 16-cylinder engine), which was produced in only 3 copies, and the scarlet two-seater Mercedes-Benz 540K of the same year (25 produced). The impressive Rolls-Royce Phantom II and the racing Mercedes-Benz 300SL with original gullwing doors are of great interest. There are also patriarchs of the domestic automotive industry - "ZIS-110" and "Moskvich 401". And in the collection of the Museum "Autoville" you can see the first car of Vladimir Putin - a white "hunchbacked" Zaporozhets, which in 1972 the president's mother won the lottery. The museum conducts exciting thematic excursions in Russian and English.

The cultural complex "Avtoville" has all the conditions for a comfortable stay. Here you can have a snack at the Moskvich restaurant or the Volga cafe, buy baseball caps with the logos of famous car companies and original souvenirs at the Chaika boutique.

The cost of visiting the museum is 300 rubles (adults) and 100 rubles (students). For children under 6 years old, pensioners and disabled people, admission is free.

Photo from the official website of the museum.

The museum is currently closed due to renovation works... The opening is planned in 2023-2024 in a new building at st. Novoryazanskaya, 27 ("Garage of trucks")

The Moscow Transport Museum was opened on the basis of the Museum of Retro Cars on Rogozhsky Val in Moscow in April 2016.

Today the Moscow Transport Museum is the largest museum retro cars in Moscow, where a huge collection of retro transport is collected. The exposition includes the entire history of transport in our country from its very appearance to the present day, but there are also some foreign exhibits.

Photo and video filming is allowed in the museum.

Ticket price for the museum of vintage cars in Moscow

Museum tickets can be purchased at the following cost:

• Full - 400 rubles.
• Preferential - 200 rubles.

For visitors to the museum of retro cars in Moscow, discounted tickets are provided for the following categories of citizens:

• For children 7-17 years old, members of children with many children, pensioners or disabled people.
• Children under 7 years old, conscripts, WWII veterans have the right to free admission to the museum. You can get acquainted with the full list of benefits for guests of "Moscow Transport" or check prices on the official website.

Museum exposition

The peculiarity of the museum is the presence of unusual and unique exhibits in it. The museum exposition, available for daily visits, contains about 300 pieces of equipment of domestic and foreign production, including freight transport and cars different years, out of production, passenger busesand also bicycles of the first models.

Especially popular here are racing cars, cars participating in European and international competitions, as well as cars created by Soviet and Russian self-taught. The collection of the museum is constantly replenished with various vehicles, information on changes in the collection can be tracked on the official website.

Among public transport here you can see dozens of popular buses and trolleybuses of the past years.

The site also presented cars of such famous large factorieslike ZIL, GAZ, AZLK, VAZ, UAZ and many others. The collection contains all varieties of the famous cars "Chaika", "Moskvich", "Volga", four-wheeled cars, Soviet limousines and convertibles, motorcycles, army cars, taxis, police cars, as well as cars of the Stalinist period.

The founders of the museum included in the excursion program a fascinating story of the evolution of the car, which tells about the stages of improving transport from the beginning to its modern form.

The Moscow Transport Museum is divided into several halls: the main one is the hall where the leading exhibition is located, the other halls are thematic, dedicated to all kinds of transport.

History

In 2003 Dmitry Oktyabrsky founded a museum of vintage cars on Rogozhsky Val street. By 2005, the museum's collection consisted of about 17 exhibits. In April 2016, the building passed into the ownership of Mosgortrans, then they decided to rename the museum to "Moscow Transport", as well as add to the existing collection.

The museum does not show only tram cars... As a rule, there is no permanent collection in the museum. This is because it is regularly updated and replenished.

An interesting fact is that the room in which the museum is now located is the building of a plant that once produced cars. When work at the plant stopped, the building became empty. It was here that the collection of vehicles began to be displayed.

The exposition of the Moscow Transport Museum constantly participates in various exhibitions and festivals. In 2016, on the City of Moscow Day, the cars of this museum were exhibited at the parade of urban technology, and in 2017 the buses and trolleybuses of the museum were demonstrated at the International Salon of Innovations "Urban Transport", which takes place at VDNKh.

In addition, temporary exhibitions are organized in the museum itself. So, in October 2017, an exhibition was held here domestic cars "Volga", where samples of GAZ-21 and other vehicles of the mid-20th century were shown.

How to get to the museum "Moskovskii transport"

The address of the Museum of Retro Cars in Moscow: Rogozhsky Val Street, 9/2.

It is convenient to get to the Moscow Transport Museum in the following ways:

• by metro: to the station "Rimskaya" / "Ilyich Square", then less than 500 meters on foot;
• by tram number: 8, 12, 46: stop "Museum of Moscow Transport", which is located directly opposite the museum; you can see the tram route by following the link.

You can get to the Moscow Transport Museum by private transport; free parking is open for museum visitors.

In addition, it is convenient to get to the museum using the following taxis: Lucky, Yandex Taxi, Moscow taxi, 1000 taxi, City Taxi LLC, Euro Taxi Moscow, Taxi Bonus, Megapolis taxi, Taxi Prestige.

Panorama of the Moscow Transport Museum on Google Maps:

Video: Museum of Retro Cars on Rogozhsky Val

If a fiery engine is beating in your chest, and instead of blood, gas is flowing through your veins, you will certainly want to spend your New Year's holidays in a "car" style. Among the countless trips to "Christmas trees", New Year's shows and a skating rink, sometimes you want to find a place where it will be interesting not only for a child, but also for an adult. For tireless motorists, the site has prepared the TOP-5 of the best automobile museums in Moscow.

Vadim Zadorozhny Museum of Technology

One of the largest museums in Europe and the most big museum in Russia is located in the Moscow region, in Arkhangelsk. Visitors can see a whole complex of buildings, consisting of an exhibition hall, a workshop, a Moskvich restaurant and an exposition on the inside of the museum. Here you will find immaculately restored oldtimers from the last century, most of which are still on the go. Can you touch legendary motorcycles, whose names still excite the imagination of all those who remember the sweet time when live communication could not be replaced by "telephone". For heavy lovers military equipment on the street there is a whole "army" of tanks from the Second World War. Aviation enthusiasts will not be left out either - the museum keeps a large number of fighters of a bygone era.

The museum complex of Vadim Zadorozhny will please everyone. Those wishing to dine in the company of the legendary VAZ 2101 and Moskvich 412 restaurant "Grand Prix" will offer delicious dishes to the accompaniment of classical music. And the close location to the Arkhangelskoye estate with an incredible history kept within its walls will also please the female half of the beloved family.

The cost of the entrance ticket starts at 400 rubles, you can see the details.

Automotive History Museum

The little "Planet F 1991" will allow you to plunge into such a familiar, but distant world of childhood. The Automobile History Museum is special world amazing art objects and exhibits that embody the most interesting stages in the development of domestic and foreign automotive industry... The legendary collection of pedal cars for children is presented to visitors - the ultimate dream of every child in the USSR. The museum will appeal to both adults and children, for whom a large number of interactive objects are provided. The most striking and colorful exhibit of the museum is a model of a celestial body, created based on the work "The Little Prince". And your guide to this fabulous planet will be a master wizard who restores unique retro cars.

The cost of an adult ticket is 290 rubles, a student ticket is 150 rubles, a school ticket is 100 rubles. Beneficial categories of citizens and large families will be able to visit the museum at a price of 150 rubles. Details.

Museum "Moscow Transport"

Another interesting and incredibly beautiful exposition of vintage cars is at the Moscow Transport Museum on Rogozhsky Val. The territory of the museum consists of 4 huge hangar-type rooms filled with a unique collection.

The exhibition tells detailed history from the legendary invention of Henry Ford to the Muscle cars of a bygone era. The museum will truly surprise all fans domestic auto industry... You will not find such a number of pre-production prototypes and unique racing cars of the USSR in any other museum. We strongly recommend to dwell on the exposition of AZLK vehicles.

Free parking is organized for museum visitors. An adult ticket will cost 400 rubles, a reduced ticket - 200 rubles, and children under 7 years old are free. Details

Museum "AMO ZIL"

Walking through Sokolniki Park, probably none of you ever thought that this wonderful park keeps the secret of the legendary ZIL plant. A small museum within the park contains truly unique exhibits that make you feel all the power and strength of our vast homeland. The whole history of the famous brand awaits you within these walls. Here you will find ZIL 3207 and 32071 "Youth" and "Controversial Moment" - elite minibuses that cause a lot of controversy to this day, numerous GON cars, and the most interesting, in my opinion, exhibit - the famous "Raisa", ZIL 4102. This vehicle is an experimental prototype commissioned by senior management. Its unique composite construction and proprietary chassis made this car phenomenal. Unfortunately the story this car ended very quickly, and of the two prototypes built, only one survived, which you can see with your own eyes.

The entrance to the museum is absolutely free, which makes it a must-see! Details.

Lomakov Museum of Retro Cars

Located in Lyublino, Russia's first museum of antique cars and motorcycles will delight you with its unique collection, the history of which flows like a red thread through the prism of a whole century. Despite the small area of \u200b\u200bthe museum, there are more than 130 cars and motorcycles in the museum's collection from 1914 to 1977. And the exposition presents over 55 cars and motorcycles, many of which are the only copies in the world and in the factory paint (i.e. originals).

A distinctive feature of the museum is its constant development. Dmitry Alexandrovich Lomakov began to create his own museum back in 1987, and work on its improvement is being carried out to this day. Many cars from the collection are real movie stars, and you can take a picture with them for free.

The cost entrance tickets starts from 300 rubles for an adult and 200 rubles for children. The museum is open daily, with the exception of December 31st and January 1st and 2nd.