On 11 and 12 May, the complex will be open from 10:00 to 19:00, and on 13 and 14 May from 10:00 to 18:00. Guided-tour and interactive areas will be open to visitors, along with hangars housing restored, operational Soviet and German tanks and armoured cars, two food outlets and the Souvenirs shop. Visitors will also be able to explore the “Our Armoured Train” Exhibition, the platform and Sovetskaya Station with its steam locomotive.
Admission prices for visitors*:
— Adults – 20.0 Belarusian roubles;
— Schoolchildren and students (with a valid student ID) – 10.0 Belarusian roubles;
— Children aged 6 and under do not require a ticket and may enter the event free of charge when accompanied by an adult.
From 11 to 14 May, visitors to the complex can not only explore authentic concrete bunkers of the Stalin Line, but also enjoy shooting activities at the shooting range for an additional charge.
The most memorable experience will be firing a Soviet DP-27 machine gun from the Great Patriotic War.
Another unusual experience will be firing a Simonov carbine, which reloads automatically after each shot.
Visitors can also fire a Maxim machine gun.
Or a DShK heavy machine gun.
Visitors can engage a German tank with a genuine 45 mm anti-tank gun.
From the BMD-1, visitors can engage three full-size targets with the tank machine gun and knock out a German tank with the 73 mm gun.
Visitors can take a ride in a PT-76 amphibious tank.
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A ride in the Soviet T-50 light tank will be particularly memorable: its 45 mm gun can be used to knock out not one, but three German tanks.
Visitors can also ride in a Soviet BA-11 gun-armed armoured car and knock out three German tanks.
During the Armoured Train Shooting Experience, each visitor must use the 107 mm gun to knock out not one but two German tanks, a self-propelled gun and an armoured car, before engaging three groups of full-size targets with a Maxim machine gun!
This experience must be booked in advance by calling + 375 17 512-12-33.
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