Vadim Zadorozhny Museum of Technology

The Vadim Zadorozhny Museum of Technology is the largest museum of historical technology in Europe. The best rare exhibits of the last century are collected here: military equipment, weapons, rare aircraft, motorcycles and hundreds of retro cars, railway transport, space objects and household items of the USSR era.

The collection occupies 3 floors of the exhibition complex and consists of several expositions: the most striking examples of the automotive industry of the Soviet period; the rarest European and American cars since 1908 (BMW, Alfa Romeo, Buick, Horch, Rolls–Royce, Cadillac, Delahaye, etc.); motorcycles of peacetime and wartime.

A variety of military equipment, including tanks of the Great Patriotic War and the second half of the 20th century, artillery and anti-aircraft missile launchers, as well as Soviet jet aircraft, the most complete collection of Yakovlev aircraft are located on the vast open territory of the museum.

The Vadim Zadorozhny Auto Exhibition (at the Moskino Film Park) is a separate project that was launched between the Moscow Government and the Vadim Zadorozhny Museum of Technology. It is located on the territory of the Moskino Film Park.

The main idea is to combine the history of technology with the magic of cinema. It shows exhibits that have become "movie heroes": iconic cars ("Chaika", "Volga", "Zaporozhets", "Moskvich"), motorcycles, airplanes, and vintage bicycles. The picture is complemented by film artifacts: exact copies of costumes (for example, the dress from "Moscow does not believe in tears"), original posters, props and filming materials. There are also thematic installations, for example, a recreated scene from the movie "Beware of the Car" with a firecracker and shots on the big screen.